Sentence examples for harsh processes from inspiring English sources

Other yeasts generally lack these tools, yet harbor superior phenotypes that could be exploited in the harsh processes required for lignocellulosic biofuel production.

Compared with organic antimicrobial agents such as quaternary ammonium salt and chlorine disinfectant, inorganic oxides have the advantages of robustness, long shelf life, high stability at higher temperatures or pressures, and the ability to withstand harsh processes.

Biological inputs can stimulate the substitution of chemical inputs without questioning the current fundaments or can be adopted as a turning point to intensify the harsh processes of transition to more environmental friendly agriculture.

Despite their promising industrial uses, feasible incorporation of laccases in harsh processes requires the bioprospecting and/or engineering of enzymes to be stable and active in acidic or alkaline pHs, high temperatures, oxidative conditions and tolerant to high salinity and/or organic solvents.

But his threads came back covered in a toxic sheen and the harsh process seemed to shorten their life span.

Inevitably, something did — and a result was to force much of the advanced world into a harsh process of deleveraging, of slashing spending to pay down debts.

It was, he says, a "harsh" process, but the resulting sound could only ever be Roots Manuva – dank and claustrophobic in places, prone to flights of fancy, worldly yet distinctly British.

The play, set in 1918, reveals the harsh process that the travelers faced on arrival, including questions about finances and literacy and examiners who used a button hook to peer under their eyelids for signs of trachoma, a contagious disease.

According to Begum et al. (2009) and Guy Applerot et al. (2012), using the inorganic metal oxide nanoparticles, such as TiO2, ZnO, MgO, and CaO as an antibacterial agent, has a major advantages due to its stability under harsh process conditions but also generally regarded as safe materials to human beings and animals compared to organic materials such as conventional antibiotics [19, 20].

Overnight incubation of 16 20 h provides islets time to recover from the harsh process of collagenase digestion.

Some respondents saw peer review as a harsh process that undermined the ethos of trust which the CRCAH was trying to build.