Sentence examples for abrupt production from inspiring English sources

Subsequent to phagocytosis, an abrupt production of oxygen free radicals such as the superoxide anion occurs, referred to as an oxidative burst.

According to a previous paper [ 45], the abrupt ROS production occurring early during reperfusion is directly correlated with depletion of the intracellular GSH pool [ 46].

Next to the application to earlier ICD revisions, however, the method can be extended as well with an automatic detection method for breaks in order to find these incidental coding changes (Harvey and Koopman 1992) or abrupt data production changes like the move from manual to automated coding (Rey et al. 2011).

The observed exponential increase in enzymes for the specific carbon source followed by an abrupt switch to production of general growth genes is a solution of an optimal control model, known as bang-bang control.

If readers are expecting an abrupt decrease in oil production, then it is.

The action concerned Mr. Piven's abrupt withdrawal from the production last month because of what his doctor said was mercury poisoning.

The late actor River Phoenix was briefly reincarnated for cinema audiences on Thursday when his last film finally had its international premiere at the Berlin film festival, 20 years after his sudden death brought an abrupt end to its production.

PAGE C1 GRIEVANCE FILED AGAINST PIVEN The Broadway producers of the David Mamet play "Speed-the-Plow" filed a grievance with an actors union against Jeremy Piven, the show's former star, over his abrupt withdrawal from the production last month.

The present-day economic situation in Russia is unique, with a temporary abrupt fall of industrial production and its following increase.

And as we have seen with the recent and abrupt increase in coca production in Latin America and the Caribbean, illicit industries have the ability to quickly expand into new areas.

Thus, when cells are grown in glucose the aerobic-to-anaerobic transition proceeds without a change in growth rate [ 5, 6], but in galactose the rapid withdrawal of oxygen results in the abrupt decrease in energy production and slowing of growth to a rate that is nearly half of that supported by mixed respiro-fermentative metabolism [ 5, 6].