Despite the poor shelf-life of the formulation, the work is proof-of-concept for the formulation and controlled delivery of bacteriophages, as suitable for the treatment of bacterial lung infections.
Seed longevity is important to seed companies and gene banks and there is a need to identify seed lots with poor shelf-life.
With seed lots exhibiting a relatively poor shelf-life, either due to genetic variation or seed treatments, it may be worthwhile storing the seeds under low oxygen levels, once they are dried, in order to improve their shelf-life.
The relatively poor and unstable qualities of wheat flour, as well as the short shelf-life of fresh noodles and CSB have significantly retarded the efficient production of traditional staple foods at large scale and industrial level.
Due to the coarse resolution of the source flow fields, with relatively poor representation of shelf regions, it was not appropriate to include more rigorous recruitment criteria here.
Generally, the biological control formulations available in the market are of very poor quality with meager shelf life (Singh et al., 2012), which demand strict regulation through quality control agencies.
Results from this study show that fruits and vegetables are often handled under adverse environmental conditions, resulting in produce with poor quality and shorter shelf life, and increased waste at the retail and consumer levels.
More importantly, history shows that, without government intervention, the new treatments produced from medical research are often available only to those who can pay, broadening the gap between rich (who can afford top-shelf care) and poor (who receive little).
These other study sites contain fine-grained, muddy, organic-rich sediments as opposed to the coarse-grained, sandy, organic-poor sediments of the Georgia continental shelf.
We examined the rare bread shelf, where loaves for the poor were once left.
Fox announced it would put "Ben and Kate" on the shelf, another sign of a poor season for comedies.
