Sentence examples for intensive route from inspiring English sources

However, these cyclic carbonates used for transesterification are typically synthesized either from phosgene utilization or energy intensive route involving epoxide.

In order to decrease carbon emissions and negative environmental impacts of various pollutants, more bulk and/or fine chemicals are produced by bioprocesses, replacing the traditional energy and fossil based intensive route.

Therefore, instead of using random libraries as in the above mentioned exhaustive cyclic screening procedure, a more labor intensive route is taken by performing a "double-PCR in-vivo-cloning"- method in order to clone every full length ORF in the correct reading frame in both two-hybrid vectors.

One of the further improvements in the DAS method is that this method can avoid producing jagged edges in an area with more intensive routes.

"Once you go down the capital-intensive route, you cannot go back".

This is the simple requirement that senators file fund-raising reports electronically, as House and presidential candidates long have done, rather than through the hoary, paper-intensive route that has let senators obscure their benefactors and beholdings.

This is not the case at A Taste of Greece, a tiny Greek restaurant in River Edge that prefers to follow a less traveled and more labor-intensive route.

However, making of alkyl carbonates in turn proceeds through phosgene or energy intensive epoxide routes.

It was also argued that in applications where high crystallinity is not essential for device performance, inorganic materials may be processed and deposited from solution, instead of using energy-intensive evaporation route.

Transdermal medications also avoid needle punctures associated with subcutaneous or intravenous routes and are less labor intensive than these routes (Jiang et al 1997).

In general, as the processes get increasingly chemistry intensive, the PTC route becomes increasingly the preferred candidate.