Sentence examples for resource substitutes from inspiring English sources

A well-developed innovation system for the bioeconomy must enable immature renewable resource-based technologies to progress down the learning curve, to eventually reach competitiveness with fossil resource substitutes; second, innovation efforts need to be steered towards bioeconomy pathways with favourable environmental characteristics; third, innovations need to be socially acceptable.

We tested whether depletion of self-regulatory resources affected estimates of the height of a balcony and whether a psychosocial resource could substitute for self-regulatory resources among individuals making such estimates.

The lignocellulose fraction of plant cell walls is the most abundant renewable carbon source on earth, and is a key resource for substituting petroleum in the production of energy, chemicals and materials.

It is primarily a rapid reserve resource that temporarily substitutes for the utility supply in the event of a power-line anomaly and, subsequently, returns the load to utility service excitation when the service returns to normal.

"There is a myth that electronic resources can substitute for academic time.

Koushanfer et al. [17] proposed heterogeneous back-up scheme that addressed the problem of embedded sensor network fault tolerance, where one type of resources was substituted with another.

An ever growing demand for energy coupled with increasing pollution is forcing us to seek environmentally clean alternative energy resources to substitute fossil fuels.

It is therefore highly desirable to find new ways of converting pectin-rich residues into useful products, following the worldwide trend of using renewable resources to substitute petroleum derivatives.

2) The effect of reactive power replacement mode While active power is stable, co-generation monitoring system will start to adjust low-speed reactive power resources to substitute for capacity of SVG, thus it increases the dynamic reactive power reserves.

If you find yourself overusing "resources" then substitute "assets".

This approach could be useful for identifying alternative resources or substitute taxa in cases where supply of a medicinal plant or natural product of interest is limited or where species in use are subject to conservation concerns [ 22].