Sentence examples for a specific production from inspiring English sources
Chemostat cultivations with P. putida S12pal_xylB7 on glucose as single carbon source showed a product-to-substrate yield of 4.9 Cmol%, with a specific production rate of 8.0 μmol C (g CDW −1 h−1 (Fig. 3b).
In the meantime, investigators had traced the BJ's beef to Cargill and a specific production lot.
The R is not a preview of a specific production car, but of a new design language: fuller and less feminine than past Jaguars, more techno than retro, about performance more than romanticism.
But the company is no longer locking itself into specific pricing, nor is it promising to adhere to a specific production timetable.
The set of reference units in DEA is generated on the assumption of a specific production technology.
The solution is based on a system architecture and an information infrastructure with a middleware that provides a specific production cell with all the data relevant for scheduling.
A shift in the viral production kinetics was also observed leading to an accumulation of more viable cells with a higher specific production and causing an increase in the total volumetric production of infectious influenza particles.
The high gluconeogenic flux on methanol/glycerol was accompanied by a high flux through the PPP (Fig. 5), enabling a high specific production rate of reduced NADPH of appr. 3 mmol g−1 h−1.
The systemic approach can be applied to realize a customer specific production down to lot size one and was validated in a vertically integrated production line manufacturing an industrial product with high variability.
Scott says it can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ). can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ).
One explanation could be the availability of one or both rhamnolipid precursors, which may be impaired or shifted at high growth rates thus resulting in a reduced specific production rate.
