Sentence examples for changes production from inspiring English sources

During the transition period, cows undergoes many physiological changes, production and metabolism of NEFA is a big challenge and the total plasma bilirubin (TBIL) concentration in the blood shows liver lipidosis conditions or liver dysfunction, during postpartum period, the concentration of TBIL of cows were found significantly high (Bionaz et al. 2007; Sejersen et al. 2012).

During fruit maturation and ripening, apples undergo important metabolic changes consisting in the conversion of starch to simple sugars, the reduction in organic acid contents, skin colour changes, production of flavoured volatiles and flesh softening [ 1].

Katharina, who was her father's first choice, has promised changes: productions geared toward children, a training academy and a new effort to deal with Bayreuth's Nazi legacy.

OLN, which broadcast the game in high definition, would have had to change production crews on the fly.

"It could change production forecasts around the world," said Bobby Ryan, Chevron's vice president for global exploration.

The NAO says retailers now find it hard to sell nets, and firms unwilling or unable to change production to longer-lasting nets have left the industry.

Shirt manufacturers changed production to mosquito netting, model train factories became bomb fuse factories, metal weather stripping production turned into mortar shell production, kitchen sinks became cartridge cases, and the auto manufacturers made tanks.

If only we could change production and consumption in this part of the world, and raise living standards in the south at the same time, the world's most important remaining problems would disappear.

My only regret was that, just as we were going to press, I changed production editor Campbell Stevenson's brilliant headline 'The Baseline Buddha' to the more mundane 'When He Was King'.

Nicola Schindler feels, however, binge-viewing has already changed production: "I think TV drama is becoming more and more serialised: viewers want continuing narrative and characters, rather than 'story of the week'.

That data will help it plan incentives and change production schedules-or even future models.