Sentence examples for higher shelf life from inspiring English sources

The açai powder production is a way to obtain products with low moisture content, good stability and higher shelf life.

For example, after harvest, mopane caterpillar is normally sun dried with the aim of achieving higher shelf life (Mutungi et al. 2017).

SCS, on the other hand, are small, spherical, more uniform in size and show a higher shelf life than BS (Thomas et al. [1987]; Hegedus et al. [1992]; Holder et al. [2007]).

Further studies are required to produce higher amounts of SCS of B. bassiana, which show a higher shelf life than thin-walled BS and may also persist longer when sprayed onto plant leaves.

The interest in aged electrodes is dual fold: implantable electrodes have to be mechanically stable and present high shelf life.

Aqueous ferrofluids of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles with narrow size distribution, high shelf life and good stability is realized by controlled chemical co-precipitation process.

All these ingredients are cheap and have a relatively high shelf-life.

All these transportation systems are expected to maintain the temperature of the food within close limits to ensure its optimum safety and high quality shelf life.

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.

The superior performance such as long shelf life, high structural ruggedness, and high reliability allows the batteries to be widely used in missiles, rockets, and similar high-power applications.

AA eggs have a higher quality and longer shelf life.