"regenerative resources" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to resources that can be renewed or replenished naturally over time. Example: "The company's focus on using regenerative resources for their manufacturing processes has greatly reduced their environmental impact."
She is a healer, committed to developing regenerative resources, resilient communities, and rich culture, while facilitating individual health and the expansion of awareness.
After a decrease mid of the twentieth century, the application got new impulses in recent years due to the intensified utilization of regenerative resources and the desired regional development of rural areas in emerging or developing countries.
The efficiency of the management (M) of resource utilization and the way in which it is implemented within the existing governance structures, for example as ILWRM, controls the impacts on quantity and quality of the regenerative resources like surface and subsurface water bodies.
The idea of renewable and regenerative resources has inspired research for more than a hundred years.
Building on a series of recent industry cases and with a focus on the latest developments in actual business processes and models, it reveals how the transformation toward circular supply chains and regenerative resource management forms the basis for success and sustainability in business.
Adipose tissue-derived stromal stem cells (ASCs) represent a promising regenerative resource for soft tissue reconstruction.
Evidence is now emerging that regenerative and resource-conserving technologies and practices can bring both environmental and economic benefits for farmers, communities, and nations.
On the other hand, maintaining exploitation levels below the MSY creates an efficient use of the resources' regenerative capacities, thus in principle enabling exploitation to continue indefinitely.
Despite their dramatically different resources, Regenerative and Pfizer would be equally required to conform to Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMPs) and conduct formal clinical trials – quite the challenge when dealing with a patient who wants to use her own stem cells now as opposed to several if not many years in the future.
Dr. Sanjayan is more than a leading conservation scientist he is the conduit connecting us to more than probabilities about the regenerative abilities of resources once considered threatened by mankind.
Dental pulp stem cells (DPSCs), due to the ease of isolation and their capacities of multi-lineage differentiation, are considered as attractive resources for regenerative medicine.
