Sentence examples for product conservation from inspiring English sources

The layout design of distribution center should be considered as a smart decision system that includes the number of customers, demand forecasting, product groups, condition of product conservation, warehousing, transportation management etc.

This method has several advantages such as the possibility of inactivating the bacteria at low temperatures (near room temperature), being economical, absence of residual toxicity, and appropriateness for applications when product conservation is required [6, 7].

By contrast, the forest estate is managed for production of utility products, conservation of environment and biodiversity.

Although land-use changes will accelerate to meet humankind's growing demand for agricultural products, conservation planning rarely considers future land uses and how they may affect the connectivity of ecological networks.

"The majority of items appear to be coming from land originally, which made its way into the ocean and that really falls on our shoulders to make a difference and to reduce our demand for these products," Conservation scientist Jennifer Lavers told ABC News.

It focuses on the sustainable use of forests for timber and non-timber forest products, conservation management, and rehabilitation of degraded areas.

For this, a scaled CRE score (CRES), a product of conservation across only DHA1 (measured using RENULL), and CRE between the two families were calculated.

Still, the highest degree of PCR product size conservation was inside Bactrocera (84.2%), although Ceratitis showed a comparable percentage (80%).

From a phylogenetic point of view, product length conservation and similar relative transcription level of the 937 pan-orthologous genes in A. thaliana and O. sativa (U{1 1}) are clear evidence of a common origin.

Those would not necessarily be incompatible with the sport fishery industry since such practices would increase the market (in terms of offering a wild 'pristine product') and conservation values of those populations.

Forestry activity products, particularly timber natural growth and the intermediate products of conservation forestry, are the main sources of private income in the coniferous forests.