stainability
IPA: steɪnʌbˈɪɫɪti
noun
- The state or condition of being stainable.
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Examples of "stainability" in Sentences
- Acids have some effects on the stainability of the tissue.
- U.S. General S.rvices Administration (2008) S.stainability Matters.
- The aldermen will also review a draft of a stainability resolution recommended by advisory boards.
- U.S. Green Building Council Approves S.stainability S.udies Courses Offered by UC Berkeley Extension
- "S.stainability performance is fundamental for business success in the 21st century," Ceres President Mindy S. Lubber, said in a statement.
- Wal-Mart is also involved at the convention as part of the Civic Festival at the Minneapolis Convention Center, where it is promoting its stainability efforts like smaller package sizes and recycling.
- PHILADELPHIA -- December 4, 2009 -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's mid-Atlantic region welcomed two new members into its S.stainability Partnership Program in two signing ceremonies held today.
- Conventional semen parameters and sperm chromatin structure assay (SCSA) parameters, that is, DNA fragmentation index (% DFI) and high DNA stainability (% HDS), were assessed on the fresh ejaculated semen samples, which were treated and incubated under different conditions.
- Con Edison is a Dow Jones S.stainability Index company, and has been recognized for its environmental performance by the global Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), Innovest S.rategic Value Advisors, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Department of Energy and other organizations.
- Their products address the need for protection from electrical fires claiming annually, in the United States alone, about $1.4 billion in property damages/losses and about 400 deaths. www.wateroptimizer.com, Tampa, their green technology helps address the pressing challenge of providing for the stainability and efficient management of limited water resources.