| Additional research is certainly warranted examining factors associated with ruminal degradability of barley grain. |
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| In the 1970s, however, scientists revisited the idea of using cellulose by exploiting new technologies to enhance its properties whilst maintaining its degradability. |
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| But false claims of biodegradability in the past and a lack of a widely accepted and credible degradability standard have undercut the public's trust. |
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| Freudenberg Interlining has become the first company in Germany to gain certification for the biological degradability of a textile product. |
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| The in vitro organic matter degradability was always lower than in vivo digestibility, while the two trends were almost superimposable. |
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| To achieve this, the project will elaborate selection criteria and methods reflecting degradability and biological utilisation. |
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| Degradability can therefore be engineered into polymers by the addition of chemical linkages such as anhydride, ester, or amide bonds. |
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