Sentence examples for capture the production from inspiring English sources

Although antibodies have been widely used for bacterial capture, the production of soluble antibodies is still expensive and time-consuming.

To capture the production and consumption linkages, taking into account the supply rigidities present in Pakistan, we use a semi-input output model with consemi-input outputelationships amodelquantities in the model and fixed prices.

A reduced three-step chemical kinetic mechanism that reflects the chemi-ionization process for general hydrocarbon fuels has been proposed to capture the production and destruction of ions inside the flame zone.

The income multiplier analysis we subsequently conduct captures the production and consumption linkages in the economy.

The model captures the production and market activities through specific nested structure sketched in Fig. 2.

"To suggest these scenarios for the sake of capturing the production at these various plants would be a very 19th century way of looking at a 21st century relationship," the RUSI analysts concluded.

The Calcium Looping Process (CLP) is being developed to facilitate carbon dioxide (CO2) capture during the production of hydrogen (H2) from syngas.

The carbon-supported MgO nanoparticles have potential to be applied in inexpensive large-scale CO2 capture, as the production can be adjusted based on capacity, resource, or energy constraints.

This prevents the bait molecules from self-hybridizing making both strands accessible for the target capture and the production of the bait simpler (e.g. only two PCR reactions are needed).

The results of this broad group of experiments have been summarized by several recent meta-analyses that have shown, when averaged across all species used in an experiment, increasing species richness tends to increase resource capture and the production of biomass in any given trophic group [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16].

We likely did not capture the early production and disappearance of quinone due to its shorter half-life under basic conditions.