Sentence examples for consumed for producing from inspiring English sources

Customers select their products based on the sustainability image of the brand, which includes a "sustainability inside" label showing the amount of oil, carbon emissions, etc. consumed for producing each product.

The least energy consumed for wheat produced was 8.8 MJ kg−1 for T5 and the most was 11.8 MJ kg−1 for T1.

As expected, approximately 5% of the tested substrates were solubilized by autoclaving, which was quickly consumed and responsible for producing H2 during the start-up period in the case of the unwashed materials.

Fossil energy is usually consumed in producing bioenergy, for instance during felling of trees in the forest or hauling of timber, but research shows that usually the energy used is a small fraction of the energy produced – roughly 25 to 50 units of bioenergy are produced for every 1 unit of fossil energy consumed in production.

About 2 kilograms of alumina are consumed for each kilogram of aluminum produced.

How well they succeed is likely to determine the way music is produced and consumed for years to come.

By 1990 the amount of electrical energy consumed for each kilogram of aluminum produced had declined to about 13 kilowatt-hours for the most efficient cells.

With 2.5 to four barrels of water consumed for each barrel of bitumen produced, and millions of litres of poison leaking daily into the Athabasca watershed, the tar sands are sacrificing water for petroleum.

Homoacetogenic activity was quantified by estimating a theoretical molar balance between the hydrogen produced or consumed for the production of acetic, propionic, and butyric acids from the glucose equivalent and the experimental amount of hydrogen (equation 1, 2, and 5).

This could also be due to the severe drain of the cellular NADPH pool required for lycopene biosynthesis (the pathway for lycopene biosynthesis requires 16 molecules of NADPH consumed for 1 molecule of lycopene produced) [ 64]. a Fitness functions are defined in the Methods section.

In order to waste heat recovery from a marine heavy duty diesel engine, a cogeneration system based on a series two-stage organic Rankine cycle (STORC) using a zeotropic mixture as the working fluid integrated with a reverse osmosis desalination (RO) unit is proposed for producing the consumed electricity and fresh water of a ship.