Sentence examples for resource intensive production from inspiring English sources

The Y in the CFE was 81% (2.80E+11 J/ha/yr) higher with 13.5 times (6.40E+03 seJ/J) lower solar transformity compared to the Y (1.54E+11 J/ha/yr) and solar transformity (8.63E+04 seJ/J) in the conventional wheat, exhibiting highly resource intensive production in conventional wheat.

Recent studies on upstream resource requirements embodied in traded products also suggest that the apparent stabilization of resource use may be the result of offshoring resource intensive production (Muñoz et al., 2009; Bruckner et al., 2012; Wiedmann et al., 2013).

The study re-affirms the position that a global depletion of natural resources leads to a global competition for resources and therefore the future competitiveness and vulnerability of cities are dictated by cities' ability to shift to a less resource-intensive production and way of life, with less waste generation and increased recycling (EU 2011).

Unfortunately, both the manufacturing and consumption ends of the equation are out of whack -- the extremely energy and natural resource-intensive production requirements, and the almost total lack of recycling on the user end.

Shelf life extending technologies have the greatest impact for high-value, high-end foods such as meat products since their production is resource intensive.

Extremely low levels of inputs are needed to sustain cultivation which is concentrated on lands which would be too costly or too resource intensive to bring under food production.

Our work establishes a platform for microbial production of betalains of various colors as a potential alternative to land- and resource-intensive agricultural production.

Meat production contributes disproportionately to these problems, in part because feeding grain to livestock to produce meat--instead of feeding it directly to humans--involves a large energy loss, making animal agriculture more resource intensive than other forms of food production.

Another crucially important factor to monitor (and, hopefully, ameliorate) is just how energy- and resource-intensive the production of these vehicles can be.

The prospective antidotes might be less costly to manufacture as peptides rather than anti-idiotypic antibodies considering that chemical synthesis of the peptides would circumvent resource-intensive antibody production, although regulators may favor novel antibodies over small-molecule new chemical entities.

All countries reported that the production of evidence-based Guidelines was resource intensive, particularly in regard to radiologist input into the process.