Sentence examples for approach for utilization from inspiring English sources

This review addresses a waste to wealth approach for utilization of crude glycerol in the production of value added chemicals, current trends, challenges, future perspectives, metabolic approaches and the genetic tools developed for the improved synthesis over wild type microorganisms were described.

In addition, since PVC is the major component of plastics, this method has provided a new approach for the utilization of waste.

This contribution provides a new approach for the utilization of an inexpensive carbon material precursor as cellulose to design alternative catalytic systems and their emerging applications in electrocatalysis.

The research findings provide a promising approach for efficient utilization of the abundant solar and biomass resources in western China and reduction of CO2 emission.

Thus, the present findings provide an important first step towards an evidence-based approach for the utilization of HIT as a strategy for the obese sedentary population.

The purpose of our study is to evaluate our institutional experience and to provide an evidence-based approach for the utilization of IHC markers in daily practice.

Using BCAs potentially obtained from LRCs to construct catalysts and applying them in the biomass conversion is believed to be an efficient approach for the utilization of both LRCs and biomass resources.

The purpose of this study was to verify the effects and mechanisms of bone marrow-derived MSCs following their local administration using an oral implantation rat model, to deepen our understanding of this approach for effective utilization of MSCs.

The worm biomass growth and cocoons production were lesser in PH spiked waste mixtures as compared to control (100 % BPS), though it demonstrated the positive approach for the utilization of PH in vermicomposting.

Currently, the bioconversion strategy is regarded as the most common approach for industrial utilization of lignocellulosic biomass, which explores natural microbial colonizers of lignocellulose or their lignocellulose-degrading enzymes to decompose the recalcitrant structural polymers to easily metabolizable monosaccharides which are subsequently converted to products (Balan 2014).

Development and planting of drought tolerant cultivars is a cost-effective and practically acceptable approach for full utilization of water-limiting soil [ 2].