Sentence examples for be further produced in from inspiring English sources
At first the expression in Escherichia coli was conducted to assess the characteristics of the recombinant protein prior to be further produced in plants, that is, resultant proteins were used for screening of their immunological reactivity with antibodies against PVX CP and E7.
The oestrogen can be further produced in the endometrial lesions by aromatase activity [ 14].
By contrast to PCBs, CFCs and especially HCFCs are further produced in some countries.
This fragment was further produced in large quantity and purified using Ni-charged resin and HiLoad Superdex 75 Column (GE healthcare).
Such spillover was further produced through consumers' common motivation rooted in environmental sustainability, specifically, environmental concern.
This database can then be further analysed in order to produce estimates for various geodetic parameters, either by one of the aforementioned software, or e.g. the Vienna VLBI Software (VieVS) (Boehm et al. 2012), OCCAM (Titov et al. 2004), and GEOSAT (Andersen 2000), which all need the ambiguity-resolved and ionosphere-free databases as input.
Although the only licensed vaccine based on the attenuated-live T. gondii S48 strain (Toxovax®) can be used to prevent the incidence of abortion in sheep [ 11], it is limited to be further explored in food-producing animals or humans in view of the safety concerns on its reverting to a virulence wild type.
Benzene, a product derived from natural gas, can be further processed to produce gasoline for use in cars and other vehicles.
Analogous to the COWAT, designs that are produced less frequently should be further out in the visuospatial memory network, being comprised more abstract designs for which one is not as likely to come into contact.
The produced MCOs and MCFAs could be further applied in food and pharmaceutical industries.
The complex nature of how bodily sensations are assigned meaning as symptoms should be further integrated into the knowledge produced in symptom studies.
