Sentence examples for waste suggests from inspiring English sources

"The success of the plastic bag charge in effectively changing plastic bag use and increasing support for other charges to reduce waste suggests that similar policies could also be successfully implemented, such as a deposit return scheme on plastic bottles or a charge on disposable coffee cups," the authors wrote.

Later evidence from examining waste suggests that production was on a large scale.

The calculated progressive increase of food waste suggests that the US obesity epidemic has been the result of a "push effect" of increased food availability and marketing with Americans being unable to match their food intake with the increased supply of cheap, readily available food.

The localization of CRt within the Malphigian tubules, the organ responsible for excretion of nitrogenous waste, suggests that recycling of nitrogenous waste could be a possible function for the symbiont.

Five a day is a "great driver of food waste," suggested Rob Lyons, a writer who fights a lonely battle against food/health nonsense.

The concentration of potassium was rich in pile P 0. It shows the high inherent content in flower waste, suggesting that the compost is rich in potassium.

Column experiment results indicate the carbon nanotubes may be mobile through solid waste, suggesting particle placement within landfills needs to be examined more closely.

In addition to evidence for massive deforestation and soil erosion, a 15 m deep sediment sequence containing sets of gravels (beginning ca. 7200 cal BP) and gleyed soils dating from ca. 6600 cal BP, contained rice phytoliths, archaeological waste suggesting manuring, and micromorphological data indicating trampling.

The work of jurisdiction around e-waste suggests jurisdiction can be more multiple, distributed, and patchy than prevailing theory allows.

Particle size classification on these wastes suggests that mine wastes contain coarse-grained rock, sand, silt and clays.

In our study, the subjective perception of local residents regarding the source of livestock odors and the fact that odor annoyance perceived by local residents over the course of the year is related to the seasonal patterns of field application of animal wastes, suggests that agricultural lands are the main source of odor in rural areas.