Sentence examples for derived from algae from inspiring English sources

It looks like fuel derived from algae or isobutanal should be powering our aircraft.

Meanwhile, other advanced fuels like those derived from algae are far from commercially ready, RAND said.

There are questions about the supposed benefits of DHA, whether it is derived from algae or anchovies.

A number of substances in this group are derived from algae, among them algin, carageenan, and agar.

The strong red-brown color of this shallow, six-mile long lake is derived from algae that thrive in its salty water.

Some firms are creating substitute fuels such as ethanol derived from corn or diesel derived from algae.

This article summarizes previous research on microalgal EPS derived from green algae, diatoms and red algae, including compositions/functions/structure, production, and potential applications.

Whether the fusions had a common origin or arose independently is not clear: O. tauri is a green alga whereas diatoms have plastids derived from red algae.

As brown algae are proposed to have been derived from red algae, after the latter branched from green plants [ 57], the Tom22 receptor would have to be lost independently in green plants and brown algae.

Meanwhile, another isotopic ratio, that between the light and heavy forms of carbon in organic matter derived from marine algae, reflects the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere when the algae were alive.

Astaxathin, which is derived from an algae which grows in the Mediterranean Sea surrounding Israel (this is the same algae that gives crabs its coral color), is an antioxidant that protects the skin from free radicals like sun, smoke and pollution; Pycnogenol is a pine bark extract that helps protect collagen and elastin, essential to skin's youthful appearance, from breaking down.