The phrase "and therefore producing a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result of a previous statement or action.
Example: "The team worked diligently on the project, and therefore producing a successful outcome was expected."
Alternatives: "resulting in a" or "leading to a".
These mice took up 86% fewer bacteria into their gut cells than those that had only the healthy genes greatly reducing the chance of the bacteria getting a proper grip.It seems, therefore, that having a mixture of healthy and faulty genes (and therefore producing a mixture of healthy and faulty CFTR proteins) probably does protect against typhoid fever.
An excimer laser (248 nm) was used for structured texturing of glass surfaces (to improve adhesion) by changing mask dimensions, laser operating parameters and overlapping pitch spacing, and therefore producing a range of micro-scale features.
Rising out of your seat while this leg is in motion will encourage the horse to stretch the leg further under his body, and therefore producing a more effective stride.
Therefore, minimizing this motion while keeping a steady force on the object (and therefore producing an acceleration) is desirable.
The reverse is true of many desert animals, who must conserve water and therefore produce a thick, semisolid urine.
In all experiments, the solidification front was planar and in the steady-state, and therefore produced a homogeneous parent phase for the following δ γ transformation.
Secondary neutrons and secondary charged particles can have an LET value that is greater than the primary protons and, therefore, produce a higher relative biological effectiveness (RBE).
A near-infrared fluorescent dye Hsd was designed and synthesized, which absorbed as hemicyane and emitted as Cy7 and therefore produced a Stokes shift as large as 224 nm.
In the Pacific, these island types are common where composite high islands are found, the difference often being that island-forming processes (volcanism and/or uplift) were less active and therefore produced a lower island.
Our results indicate that, at the aggregate national level, the two feedback effects nearly offset one another and therefore produce a modest net effect, although their magnitude and direction vary by customer segment and by state.
These two types of knowledge pose different problems as to their representation: with regard to the explicit knowledge, the major problem lies in finding a vocabulary and a syntax shared by the community that faces a particular problem (and therefore produces a kind of knowledge that is oriented towards the action and is also determined by the action itself).
