Sentence examples for efficient cleanup from inspiring English sources

This result is of major importance for bioremediation-related applications where efficient cleanup of contaminated environments is required.

These channels are able to transport the oil away from the main mass of the spill making efficient cleanup difficult.

In the case discussed here, despite the relatively short eruption duration and efficient management, cleanup operations extended into September and beyond (Fig. 3).

The rat plasma samples were subjected to protein denaturing, reduction/alkylation, and then a precipitation/on-pellet-digestion procedure that provides an efficient sample cleanup and optimal peptide recovery.

Thirty-three inches long and just eight inches wide, it is intended to make food preparation and cleanup more efficient: one button next to the sink triggers a cold-water rinse, and a second activates a more forceful wash of water once preparations are done, simultaneously running the garbage disposal.

Beginning in June 2007, the United States military and Coast Guard began "DiveExEast 07" to ascertain the best and most efficient processes for the cleanup effort.

Efficient high achievers who surpass given cleanup targets earn credits that they can sell to those who do not.

The triple bottom line of 'people, planet, profit' proposes that tackling our social, ecological and energy problems will create a massive stimulus for business and jobs through pollution cleanup, market-driven innovation, efficient use of energy and the development of clean technology.

This paper is concerned with the design of the electrospinning process to produce efficient polysulfone fibrous sorbents for oil spill cleanup.

Including carbon dioxide reductions in a comprehensive cleanup plan now is the most efficient and least costly way to address the threat of global warming.

The carbamylation and C18 spin column cleanup procedure was extremely simple and efficient for individual peptides and, in fact, translated remarkably well to complex mixtures of tryptic peptides, as described later.