Sentence examples for formation of waste from inspiring English sources

The rapid growth of construction and buildings in developing countries in addition of vast formation of waste byproducts playing high role to concrete makers in creating sustainable product (Jamil et al. 2009).

The expression of recombinant yeast pyruvate carboxylase (PYC) in animal cell lines was shown in previous studies to reduce significantly the formation of waste metabolites, although it has translated into mixed results in terms of improved cellular growth and productivity.

Currently, numerous processes do not obey to most of these principles (large energy usage, formation of waste, usage of hazardous solvents and reagents, etc …), which have forced the scientists to develop and implement new strategies for upcoming researches.

During formation of waste products (i.e., lactate or ethanol) the NADH produced in glycolysis or in the conversion from pyruvate to acetyl-coA is reduced back to NAD+.

When two copies were present, IC recruitment to the sperm nuclei and migration (analysed by the morphology and position of the ICs) were severely impaired and we never observed the formation of waste bags when compared to testes that only contained one TTLL3B-GFP copy (Fig. 6C).

Moreover, factories and industries have also played some role in the formation of barren or waste land in their adjoining areas.

Various methods such as ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, coagulation, sedimentation chemical oxidation, membrane separation processes, electrochemical, aerobic, anaerobic microbial degradation, etc. are accessible for waste water handling; however, these methods have limitations such as formation of inferior waste products which have to be further treated.

However, they have significant disadvantages such as the formation of toxic waste products and are not suitable for mass production.

Metal-catalysed C H functionalisations are now widely studied as atom-efficient methods for the construction of C C and C E (E=O, N) bonds.[ 1] These circumvent the requirement to prefunctionalise the C H bond and hence avoid the formation of salt waste in the subsequent C C or C E bond-formation reaction.

Smoking contains tar that can stimulate the formation of drusen (waste deposits on the eye).

The theoretical phenylation yield is decreased if arylation takes place with cation 1 g′, because the formation of iodobenzene wastes one phenyl moiety that could otherwise be transferred.