This can be a viable substitute to the conventional physical and chemical methods of synthesizing nanostructures.
Such dryers have globally become a potential viable substitute to the solar dryers based on fossil fuel, due to the utilization of clean energy resources and cost-effectiveness.
Alternative technologies using quartz and alumina substrates have not matured enough to become a viable substitute to lead glass-based MCPs.
The authors analyze the possibility of this material to be a viable substitute to outgoing materials in nuclear energy applications, which will lead to a further sustained development of nuclear energy in the future.
Secondly, it suggests that the printer-friendly PDF rendering of the full-text article may provide a viable substitute to the publisher's PDF for many readers of the scientific literature.
Answering these questions is an important step toward developing new microbial strains with improved performance on lignocellulosic hydrolysates, and hence increasing the economic competitiveness of liquid biofuels as a viable substitute to conventional gasoline and diesel.
I've also suggested that last-mile providers are evolving to become college "minimum viable products" or feasible substitutes to traditional higher education.
This two-volume overview of alternatives to the compound pentaBDE includes detailed hazard assessments of more than 10 chemicals believed to be viable substitutes.
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, "The U.S. Department of Education's 'Race-neutral alternatives in postsecondary education: Innovative approaches to diversity' Are they viable substitutes for affirmative action?" (May 2003).
Tissue engineering, a truly multidisciplinary field, applies the principles of engineering, life sciences, and basic science to the development of viable substitutes, which restore, maintain, or improve the function of human tissues.
