Sentence examples for more efficient biofuel from inspiring English sources

To encourage more efficient biofuel technology development, cellulosic and waste-based biofuels will count towards a country's overall target twice.

Since butanol is a more efficient biofuel than many other solvents such as ethanol, much research is currently focused on this bacterium [ 1, 9].

Alternative production scenarios and technologies may have the potential to reduce the critical demands of biomass production, and should be considered to make algae a viable and more efficient biofuel alternative.

Alternative production scenarios and technologies may have the potential to reduce the critical demands of microalgal biomass production, and should be considered to make algae a viable and more efficient biofuel alternative.

The final point missed by the EAC when it asserts that "The [UK] government should concentrate on the development of more efficient biofuel technologies that might have a sustainable role in future" concerns the ability of government to pick winners when it comes to emerging and potentially disruptive technology [ 7].

And if our elected officials in Washington are serious about fighting special interests, they should lift all tariffs on more efficient biofuels, including those produced from sugar.

This biotech in a sleepy office park may hold the key to better crops, more efficient biofuels and drugs to cure the most elusive diseases.

Many species have demonstrated genetic variation in digestibility for both forage quality and enzymatic digestion, thus traditional plant breeding facilitated by suitable phenotypic assays, such as the bioconversion approach described here, will lead to a more efficient biofuels industry [ 3, 35].

To make biofuels more efficient, Gibbs suggests growing biofuel crops in places where trees wouldn't have to be cut down, such as in West African scrublands where cocoa plantations once grew.

The results provide a computational approach that may complement the experimental design of more efficient enzymes for biofuel production.

This would involve developing more efficient engines, better biofuels and lighter planes.