Sentence examples for chemical process rather than from inspiring English sources
Fuel cells produce electricity by putting hydrogen through a chemical process, rather than burning, and their exhaust consists solely of water and heat.
One expects to achieve product formation distinctly different from that achieved by traditional pyrolysis for the same chemical reaction provided that the laser energy absorbed is channelled mainly into the chemical process rather than into heating.
Because this reaction forming DCA from TCE oxide is a chemical process rather than a process mediated by enzymes, and because evidence suggests that some epoxide was formed from TCE oxidation, Guengerich (2004) noted that DCA would be an expected product of TCE oxidation.
By "first-generation" I mean life that emerged spontaneously out of chemical processes, rather than, say, some form of robotic life created (at least initially) by the intelligent products of first-generation life.
Some PTMs are irreversible and caused by chemical processes rather than being controlled by enzymes; the most frequently seen examples are glycation and deamidation.
Nature-inspired chemical engineering shows great potential to innovate reactor and catalysis engineering, when using a fundamentally rooted approach, adapted to the specific context of chemical engineering processes, rather than mimicry.
While the chemical structure of P4HB is similar to that of current absorbable polyesters used in implantable medical products, P4HB is produced by a fermentation process rather than through a chemical synthesis.
The other, less-publicized episode from 2009 was a fight over "biosimilars," which are -- roughly speaking -- generic versions of gene therapies, special blood products, and other treatments that pharmaceutical companies manufacture through a biological process rather than by mixing chemicals.
Evaluations were "process rather than output focused".
Talking process, rather than pursuing their own narrative.
And process rather than polished product is the prevailing emphasis.
