Sentence examples for by producing large amounts from inspiring English sources
Success in both wind and solar energy depends on scale, or the ability to lower costs by producing large amounts.
The primary function of B lymphocytes is to contribute to the elimination of foreign antigens by producing large amounts of soluble antibodies.
In addition to using chemotaxis to avoid areas of low pH, H. pylori also neutralizes the acid in its environment by producing large amounts of urease, which breaks down the urea present in the stomach to carbon dioxide and ammonia.
SF contribute not only to erosions in RA but also fuel inflammation by producing large amounts of cytokines and chemokines [ 18].
Similarly, these bacteria offer a second industrial interesting use by producing large amounts of proteolytic enzymes, with different substrate specificities [ 2].
In response to nutrient deprivation, many algae respond by creating energy- and carbon sinks by producing large amounts of starch, carotenoids and lipids.
On the other hand, pDCs participate in innate antiviral responses by rapidly producing large amounts of interferon (IFN -α type IFN -α exposed typeIrus infections, including influenza virus [ 8].
Plasmacytoid dendritic cells (pDCs) constitute a distinct subset of dendritic cells present in lymphoid and non lymphoid tissues [1], [2] and characterized by the ability of producing large amounts of interferon (IFN α upon stimulation by toll-like receptor (TLR -7 and TLR -7andnists [3].
This approach is, however, hindered, particularly for C. hominis, by the difficulties in producing large amounts of genomic DNA from organisms which do not proliferate readily or substantially using current culture protocols.
Ion exchange chromatography is generally expensive, requiring large amounts of chemical to regenerate the columns as well as producing large amount of by- or waste products.
The first stage of unpacking the raw cotton and cleaning out impurities, which was carried out by unskilled workers, produced large amounts of dust that was both a health hazard and serious fire risk.
