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1 day ago · What is a Life Cycle Assessment? Life Cycle Assessments quantify and provide essential insights into the environmental impacts of a product, service, or process across its lifecycle, similar to how understanding and reporting on Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions does for operational activities.
1 day ago · A product life cycle (PLC) is a relationship between the sales of a product and time, normally represented as a graph. It shows a particular duration of time for which a product is available to customers in the market. The product life cycle starts when a particular product or service is introduced into the market and ends when a product or ...
1 day ago · The life cycle of a termite begins with an egg, but is different from that of a bee or ant in that it goes through a developmental process called incomplete metamorphosis, going through multiple gradual pre-adult molts that are highly developmentally plastic before becoming an adult. [74][93] Unlike in other hemimetabolous insects ...
16 hours ago · Here, Carvalho et al show that Listeria starved in water shed their cell wall to form osmotically stable viable but non-culturable cells, that can revert back to walled, culturable and virulent forms.
4 days ago · An inventory is reproducible, transparent, and reliable results were produced using the LCA reporting standards in accordance with the ISO 14040 and ISO 14044 standard series (International Organization for Standardisation, 2014). The main goal of this study is to create a comprehensive life cycle inventory (LCI) and assessment to compare the potential environmental impact indicators of three ...
2 days ago · Spatiotemporal transcriptome and starch synthesis dynamics during development revealed the timing of starch accumulation and cell vitality in regions of the maize endosperm and its regulations by T6P...
1 day ago · Initial studies of incomplete DNA sequences [38] suggested the existence of five clades: [39] The Secernentea seem to be a natural group of close relatives, while the "Adenophorea" appear to be a paraphyletic assemblage of roundworms that retain a good number of ancestral traits.
