Sentence examples for common producers from inspiring English sources
The largest increase in binding of polyclonal antibodies after PNGase F treatment was found for gp120 expressed in HEK 293T and CHO cell lines, common producers of recombinant proteins for vaccination purposes.
Single-locus regression models were run to estimate the effects of IL-10 and TNFα cytokine polymorphisms separately, comparing the high producer genotypes with the most common low producers.
For example, a subsidy could be used to support the adoption of technologies or practices that are not common with producers.
Around the league, it has become increasingly common for producers or directors to handle these meetings because the officials are, quite clearly, still learning the ins and outs of how the N.F.L. puts on its show.
Even more common is producers announcing a show before they have one of Broadway's 40 theaters lined up, because they are counting on other productions to fail or close.
Those standing in line outside the Egyptian Theatre for the 9 p.m. "Sniper" showing could hear the ovation from inside when "Selma" ended and the clapping continued long after writer-director Ava DuVernay, actors David Oyelowo and Common, and producers Oprah Winfrey, Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner walked onstage for a post-screening Q&A.
Serum ELISA based culling was also not common among producers that had clinical animals in the past.
Euglena gracilis is a common primary producer in aquatic ecosystems where it produces a large biomass with beneficial metabolites that have a high commercial value.
Most of these enzyme productions are confined to genus Bacillus which is known to be a common biosurfactant producer (Kim et al.. 1997; Makkar and Cameotra 1998; Makkar and Cameotra 1999).
A combined two-loci model was developed, including both cytokine polymorphisms to estimate individual effects of each combined genotype, using the common low/low producer genotype as referent.
What this has in common with 'The Producers' is that they're musical comedies.
