Sentence examples for rapidly biodegradable from inspiring English sources
What they don't tell you: "Ecological" washing up liquids and clothes detergents offer an environmental benefit by favouring rapidly biodegradable, low-toxicity, plant-based ingredients over harsher synthetic ones.
The term biolubricant applies to all biolubricants that are both rapidly biodegradable and non-toxic to humans and aquatic environments.
After a synthesis of these criteria, the broiler droppings are qualified as organic waste, putrescible, residual and rapidly biodegradable (Elasri and Afilal Elamin 2014).
The use of rapidly biodegradable lubricants, vegetable products as well as modified vegetable oil esters, could significantly reduce the environmental pollution compared to mineral oils.
The bacterial synthesis of PHAs, such as PHB, has gathered renewed interest because their physical properties can be remarkably similar to those of the plastic polypropylene, and because, unlike polypropylene, it is rapidly biodegradable (hence the name "bioplastic" or "green plastic").
Phthalates are rapidly biodegradable endocrine disruptors and human exposure is mainly through diet via contamination from plastic into food and via inhalation of phthalates in dust in indoor air.
The authors reported earlier that rapidly gelling, biodegradable, injectable hydrogels can be prepared by self-crosslinking of periodate oxidized alginate and gelatin in the presence of borax, without using any toxic crosslinking agents.
We conclude from this study that MDSCs can be rapidly seeded within porous biodegradable tubular scaffolds while maintaining cell viability and high proliferation rates and without losing stem cell phenotype for up to 7 days of in-vitro culture.
The objective of this study was to incorporate pericytes into a biodegradable scaffold rapidly, densely and efficiently, and to assess the efficacy of the pericyte-seeded scaffold in vivo.
Poly(lactide) (PLA) is rapidly gaining interest as a biodegradable thermoplastic for general usage in degradable disposables.
These results clearly show that ABBS is useful for rapidly trapping cells in both biodegradable, polymer-based, flat 2D surfaces, and in highly porous 3D scaffolds.
