Sentence examples for functional waste from inspiring English sources
Such changes may render adipose tissue biologically active as a functional waste bin for toxic metabolites during critical illness, which could contribute to survival.
Inefficient waste disposal systems, non-functional waste treatment plants, poor supply of portable water as well as government's general neglect of health issues has greatly increased enteric diseases in developing countries.
In this study, it was tried to prepare a novel ecofriendly adsorbent with amidoxime functional groups by waste acrylic fibers.
A vertical farm would behave like a functional ecosystem, in which waste was recycled and the water used in hydroponics and aeroponics was recaptured by dehumidification and used over and over again.
To counter limitations of LCA, this study adopts a state-of-the-art approach to providing a gate-to-grave assessment of the processing of 1 tonne of household food waste (the functional unit of the study) in the UK using three well-established downstream management options: incineration; composting; and anaerobic digestion (AD).
In this study, the function was defined as food waste disposal, and the functional unit was defined as 1 tonne of food waste from households for each treatment option.
Early mobilization could potentially limit muscle wasting and functional impairment in this population.
Since the carboxyl group is one of the major functional groups in agricultural wastes, it will have an effect on the adsorption capacity according to the dye class.
More research is required to understand the role of cytokines in protein energy malnutrition and the mechanisms of wasting and functional decline in the dialysis population.
Cast immobilization utilizing a below-knee plaster cast is a double-edged sword, as it can help to speed up healing but can also result in functional impairment through muscle wasting (although evidence for such effects is lacking).
It is aggravated by acute disease-induced muscle wasting, precipitating functional decline during and after hospitalization.
