Sentence examples for more efficient industrial from inspiring English sources
More efficient industrial processes partly driven by a higher cost on usage are also reducing water consumption in, for instance, steel plants.
Over the past 2 decades, new or more efficient industrial processes involving microorganisms have been launched, yielding purer, less expensive products or substances not available using classical chemical methods.
The fundamental knowledge acquired by means of this multi-disciplinary approach in two selected reactions, the chemoselective hydrogenation of substituted nitroaromatics and the Sonogashira coupling between aryl halides and alkynes, is applied to direct the rational synthesis of more efficient industrial catalysts based on noble metal particles supported on metal oxides.
More efficient industrial production is realized, since only one low-cost lipase is used.
For example, chemical reactions are intrinsically faster at higher temperatures, so using enzymes that are stable at higher temperatures would lead to more efficient industrial processes.
Commercial outcomes can result from research in terms of monetary returns on investments in product development and marketing as well as from new or more efficient industrial processes [ 32, 87].
For some commodities family farms are more efficient than industrial ones because their labour costs are lower.
The extracellular expression was expected to be more efficient for industrial scale-up production [ 17- 19].
There is increasing evidence that the unique desired physico-chemical properties of NPs, which make nanomaterials more efficient in industrial applications, render these materials also more harmful to living organisms.
The peasant system is not only here for good, it's arguably more efficient than the industrial model.
Generalizations of the problem of gambler's ruin play an important role in statistical sequential analysis, developed by the Hungarian-born American statistician Abraham Wald in response to the demand for more efficient methods of industrial quality control during World War II.
