Sentence examples for wastes making from inspiring English sources

In the solidification method of disposal, the plutonium would be mixed back in with these wastes, making it very difficult to repurify.

These microorganisms could be used to decompose cellulosic wastes, making compost from coffee exocarps, which could be applied in agriculture in Vietnam and other developing countries.

Technetium 99, present in small amounts in nuclear reactor wastes, makes us think differently.

"Food wastes make up about a third of our city's total of more than 20,000 tons of daily refuse," the mayor said.

A cross-flow filter was tested with simulated wastes made to represent typical waste chemical and physical characteristics.

The wide availability of agricultural wastes make them a suitable and dependable alternative for aggregate in concrete, wherever available.

The cellulosic nature of agriculture wastes makes them suitable raw materials for conversion processing to produce end products with high value added.

The small amount present in animal biological samples, such as sera and bodily wastes, makes diagnosis of intoxication difficult.

Often cocontamination of organics and inorganics in wastes makes it difficult to remediate them.

Sarcopenia derives from the Latin roots, "sarco," for muscle, and "penia," for wasting, making it a "muscle-wasting disease".

I've issued 50 reports rooting out government waste, making agencies more accountable to the people of the city".