Sentence examples for environmentally friendly suitable from inspiring English sources
Compared with the most used techniques described in the scientific literature, the combined implementation of these two methodologies seems to be one of the most economical and environmentally friendly, suitable for rapid monitoring of the intracellular PHA content.
Fractionation in aqueous media is an environmentally friendly technology suitable for obtaining oligomeric products from pectins and hemicelluloses.
This facile preparation method is of low-cost, environmentally friendly, and suitable for large-scale production of a series of specialty fabrics including sports clothing.
It is made of a helically coiled steel tube, and resulted highly effective in converting the radiative energy coming from the sun into thermal energy gathered by air which was selected as heat transfer fluid (HTF) being cheap, environmentally friendly and suitable for high temperatures applications.
Sintering in inert atmosphere can be another route and the carbonization process might then be usable in printed electronics applications, as carbon itself is a good conductor and is an environmentally friendly material suitable for large scale printed electronics.
The H-SA700 is a new high-strength structural steel that is more environmentally friendly and more suitable for mass production than conventional high-strength steel.
Therefore, CdSe/ZnS core-shell QDs are expected to be environmentally friendly and more suitable for bioimaging and cancer detection than CdSe QD.
A suitable environmentally friendly microwave-hydrothermal reaction was used to synthesize BaZrO3.
A suitable environmentally friendly alternative to sand must be found to match the huge demand from the concrete construction industry.
CO2 is environmentally friendly, safe and more suitable to ejector refrigeration cycle than to vapor compression cycle.
BSD has attracted our interest as an environmentally friendly tool and a suitable alternative to chemical fumigation as well as other non-chemical methods for soil-borne disease management.
