The raw bio-oil is obtained from pyrolysis of organic material at 350 600 °C in the absence of oxygen that is not readily available for consumption; there are many issues that negatively affect the ability for raw bio-oil to be used as a source of fuel or for value added chemical.
All the samples had 0 ‰ (Tables 1, 2) salinity in the study area, suggesting that salinity has no influence and water will be readily available for plant consumption.
Environmental assessments, and even blueprints detailing the Oxitec mosquito's genesis, were readily available for public consumption.
Sex Workers' Project managing director Sienna Baskin wrote, "While [a defendant's] new employer may not see a sealed arrest record, posting this information on such a widely and well-trafficked site such as Facebook makes it readily available for public consumption".
Pornography passes the message to its audience that women are objects readily available for men's consumption (Langton 1993, 312).
It is a readily available way to cut consumption, save money at every level of society, and reduce pollution.
This implies that if iodized salt is made readily available, the level of consumption could potentially increase rapidly.
Market forces driving down costs of high-calorie fatty, salty and sugary foods have made them cheap and readily available, resulting in increased consumption and expanding waistlines.
WHO/HAI suggests comparing "the cost of therapy with the daily wage of the lowest paid government worker [ 21]." The current study did not utilise wage information since it was not readily available; instead, household final consumption expenditures were used as a proxy for annual income.
The assay is rapid and requires simple sample preparation and economical since it depends on the commercially available laboratory instruments and low consumption of readily available inexpensive reagents.
"Food and goods sold at supermarkets are an essential element of people's consumption, and prices are readily available online, even in developing countries," explains Cavallo.
