The phrase "as produced with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the method or means by which something was created or generated.
Example: "The final product was impressive, as produced with the latest technology in the industry."
Alternatives: "created using" or "made with".
At the same time, we could also produce 10 times the amount of protein as produced with soy from all over the world". "By 2050 we will have 9.5 to 10 billion people in the world, and with algae, we've found a way to feed those people by producing a large amount of protein.
Ionophores are antibiotics added to poultry and cattle feed for the same "feed efficiency" as produced with other antibiotics, but they are not used in humans.
Oddisee Music has put out several solo rap albums, an album of beat instrumentals akin to DJ Dimitri from Paris or DJ Shadow, as well as produced with other local artists.
The 2007 and 2010 Petitions requested the FDA to suspend approval of Posilac on the grounds that it is different than natural milk, and also to require that milk produced with its use be labeled with warnings such as, "Produced with the use of Posilac (rBGH), and contains elevated levels of IGF-1, a major risk factor for breast, prostate and colon cancers".
The charge state resolution could only be obtained from virus batches of high purity as produced with prior lipase digestion.
This peptide also produced an m/ z of 888.94 and the same y4 to y11 product ions as produced with the peptide sequence YFSIFNTELSQS VIE.
This system produces peptides as pure as those produced with existing machines.
Mg OAc 2 induces a large condensation of nucleoprotein fibers that plateaus between 1 and 2 mM, and results in complexes that are as short as those produced with the much higher monovalent salt concentrations.
c, Half-map Fourier shell correlation (FSC) plots as produced by RELION with the mask used shown as an inset.
The Mars Explorer Barbie is Mattel's first Barbie promoted as produced in collaboration with NASA, after nearly a 50-year history of dressing the dolls in spacesuits.
Also shown in Fig. 3a, as produced by STARCIST with σ = 1.36, are baseline-specific 95%% intervals for spurious changes in SUVmax (overlaid on waterfall plot).
