Sentence examples for shelf life high from inspiring English sources

The material systems considered require a long shelf life, high mechanical performance and the ability to be processed in the field or at depot with minimum equipment.

Compared with organic antimicrobial agents such as quaternary ammonium salt and chlorine disinfectant, inorganic oxides have the advantages of robustness, long shelf life, high stability at higher temperatures or pressures, and the ability to withstand harsh processes.

The superior performance such as long shelf life, high structural ruggedness, and high reliability allows the batteries to be widely used in missiles, rockets, and similar high-power applications.

Simple preservation techniques, such as refrigeration or tissue culture, have drawbacks including limited shelf life, high cost and risk of contamination.

Further, all attributes of RUTF that made it suitable for CMAM, such as ready-to-eat, conveniently packaged in small units, long shelf-life, high nutritional value and good taste also made it easy to sell.

Concerns expressed by carry-out owners were the potential for low sales of healthier items, short shelf life and high price of fruits and vegetables, and customers' preferences for less healthy foods [ 20].

Denatured L1 protein does not give a virus neutralizing antibody response [19], and while dry formulations can mean longer shelf life at higher temperature, a poor formulation can cause significant degradation of protein products.

One experiment found that bee-pollinated strawberries were redder, heavier, and firmer, and had reduced sugar acid ratios all leading to longer shelf life and higher market value compared with wind- and self-pollinated fruits.

Targeted expression of a yeast S-adenosylmethionine decarboxylase gene under the control of a fruit-specific E8 promoter significantly increased spermine and spermidine levels in transgenic tomato fruit, resulting in enhanced shelf life and higher lycopene content.

Another formula for wealth extraction in the form of 36 metal cans with a five-year shelf life, unjustifiable rents, high utility bills and security problems.

But the impression I got is that it's less about rehabilitating long-term rough sleepers and more a get-rich-quick scheme that provides a beachhead for urban redevelopment a formula for wealth extraction in the form of 36 metal cans with a five-year shelf life, unjustifiable rents, high utility bills, and security problems.