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Discover Ludwig"less plastic" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a smaller amount or lesser quantity of plastic. You can use "less plastic" in a variety of contexts, such as: 1. "We need to use less plastic to reduce our impact on the environment." 2. "The new packaging is made from biodegradable materials and contains less plastic than the previous version." 3. "Her lifestyle focuses on using less plastic and minimizing waste." 4. "The store offers a discount for customers who bring their own reusable bags, encouraging them to use less plastic." 5. "A simple way to cut down on plastic waste is to use less plastic packaging for your groceries."
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Intriguingly, some large regions of the chromosome showed no signs of genome plasticity suggesting that they are less plastic (fig. 10).
A possible explanation resides in previous studies demonstrating that immature neurons have an increased intrinsic excitability and plasticity, which distinguish them from the less plastic older population.
In addition, global change may induce the evolution of plasticity, with traits evolving to become more or less plastic as environmental conditions change.
It's less plastic".
"It is to use less plastic".
One approach is to try to live with less plastic.
They are being billed in ads and on packages as "strength with less plastic" and "stronger with less plastic waste".
Our bottles use a third less plastic than other beverage containers.
"It's like a video game; it delivers a shock, but people are looking for something less plastic.
This lump of tasteless matter does not look any less plastic when you take it out of its wrapping.
Glad Products is already involved with purpose marketing for its other major product line, trash bags, bringing out in 2011 a version of its Glad tall kitchen drawstring trash bag made with less plastic, which was promoted in a campaign that used phrases like "strength with less plastic" and "stronger with less plastic waste".
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