Disposable hand warmers apparently are popular in Japan, and these devices can be recharged up to 500 times, effectively saving on 500 disposables, Fowles added.
Since it is an output-oriented measure, this result suggests that, if technology remains at the present levels and sheep dairy firms use their disposable resources more effectively, they would only be able to increase output by about 10%.
Considering the latter measure, the so-called pure efficiency, the results imply that specialist European milk farmers would have been able to increase their output by less than 1% by using their disposable resources more effectively (at the present state of technology) during the period 2004 2012.
The introduction of light, disposable devices that effectively conserve heat and moisture of inspired gases could be a solution to both the problem of humidification and that of heat preservation [ 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].
To evaluate whether disposable plastic counting chambers effectively could replace nondisposable, time-consuming, and potentially dangerous glass hemocytometers.
If, as economists recommend, everybody's tax rate is effectively less than 100 percent, then someone with disposable income of, say, 110 percent of the poverty line should find himself falling into poverty when he loses his job.
"Glastonbury ticket holder" is effectively just a synonym for "almond milk aficionado with a disposable income".
However, the so-called "disposable soma theory of aging" argues that the somatic organism is effectively maintained only for reproductive success; afterwards it is disposable.
We couldn't bring cameras, computers or cellphones with cameras, effectively cutting us off from the outside world save for a few "burners" — those disposable cellphones drug dealers use.
The disposable integrated microfluidic devices with self-aligned planar microlenses can be used effectively as low-cost, rapid, and sensitive diagnostic chips.
