Sentence examples for although product from inspiring English sources

Although product and production system maintenance has a significant impact on economic, environmental and social performance, and therefore sustainability, it is no exception.

Although product design, process and production planning related decisions are interdependent, they are conventionally made by different divisions, separately for each product, resulting in excess costs.

Although product and energy integration is cornerstones in the design and operation of large, integrated chemical plants, generally the effective use of water is not.

Finally, although product and marketing innovations are not the only possible paths to increased performance, they are by far the most relevant in the context of direct-to-consumer and alternative marketing approaches.

The kinetic analysis of DPC formation revealed that although product yield (Table 2) was not strongly influenced by all histone H4 variants, the rate constants were (Table 5).

Although product inhibition and substrate competition improve the consistency between the experimental data and numerical results in CCR1 transgenic plants, the model does not match COMT knockdown data sufficiently well.

Although products are more complex today, they're also typically more reliable.

Sources told the New York Times that Google's initial plans are not consumer-focused, instead aimed at manufacturing and industry automation, although products are expected within the next three to five years.

Although Product-Service Systems (PSS) are recognized as a promising model in literature, they are still not widely implemented in companies, mainly due to cultural barriers.

Although product-specific criteria for the label are developed by taking into account potential energy savings, more robust criteria need to be developed to minimize energy consumption (and consequential global warming potential (GWP)).

(An "antibiotic-free" label doesn't always mean that no antibiotics were used in raising the animal, although products from Whole Foods and Carl's Jr. do meet the U.S. Department of Agriculture's "never ever" designation).