Sentence examples for an improved production from inspiring English sources
Taken together, this resulted in an improved production platform representing an economic strategy for translating the promising features of ARVs for therapeutic T-lymphocyte engineering.
To clinically examine the suppression of surface light scattering after implantation of an intraocular lens (IOL) manufactured using an improved production process.
The experimental verifications substantiated the model predictions by showing a maximum relative surfactin concentration of 58 CMC−1, which was found to be equivalent to about 1.3 g L−1 crude surfactin as estimated gravimetrically, thereby resulting in an improved production.
By removing TKT1 reaction along with phosphotransacetylase reaction (PTAr), ethanol production can be coupled to cellular growth at an improved production rate.
Nestby et al. (2011) underlined the need for developing an improved production system, in which high yields of good-quality bilberries are produced at manageable costs.
An improved production process could make electrical transmission lines far more efficient.
By the early 21st century the area given over to growing tomatoes had increased more than twofold, and production quadrupled as a result of improved production techniques.
The life-giving properties of insulin led to great demand worldwide, and therefore a need for improved production and purification techniques.
However, most other African nations, including those which until recently were severely hit by food shortages in western Africa, are projected to replenish stocks as a result of improved production prospects.
"It shows that you can marry a time-honored tradition with improved production techniques to create a wine that is unique and intriguing, but also in line with what consumers are looking for".
Similar to general fermentation performance, screening for cells with an improved flavor production profile can be extremely difficult, because differences in flavor production do not result in a clear and easily selectable fitness advantage for the yeast cell.
