Sentence examples for compared to alternatives from inspiring English sources

Hendry told the Guardian that the government had failed to recognise the longer lifetime of lagoons compared to alternatives.

Commentators such as Chris Goodall and George Monbiot have argued that the scheme is a financially inefficient way of saving carbon compared to alternatives, such as large windfarms.

It's an easy leap from there to arguments about the safety of nuclear energy compared to alternatives like coal, and optimistic predictions about the health of the people living near Fukushima.

The optimization results indicate that the tower reforming integration method is a promising integration option in that this type of hybrid cycle yields high incremental solar efficiencies compared to alternatives.

But for sustainable industrial application of such technique it needs to be ensured first that the engineering properties of bricks as a building material are not diminished by addition of sludge, the process becomes energy efficient compared to alternatives and the use of such bricks do not pose any harmful environmental effects in the long run.

Second, the key technical, economic and organisational factors that affect the uptake of bioenergy in each heat segment are identified, classified and then analysed to reveal which could be strong barriers, which could be surmounted easily, and for which bioenergy heat represents an improvement compared to alternatives.

The results indicate that the proposed method is highly efficient compared to alternative methods, while producing comparable results.

Compared to alternative land uses, ES increase significantly under the ERP.

The method is compared to alternative modelling approaches such as Rietveld refinement.

CCS could capture 40% of the UK's emissions by 2050, according to the report, saving up to £5bn a year compared to alternative strategies.

It noted that "there is little robust evidence" to show that such programs were effective, "in particular when compared to alternative measures such as training programs".