Sentence examples for completion produces from inspiring English sources

In the DWL triple-completed wells, the top completion produces oil and only trace of the oil contaminates the water drained by the lower "water sink" completion and is re-injected in-situ using the (third) bottom completion.

The EQ 5D which is a measure of health utility over the preceding four weeks on the day of completion, that produces scores from -0.157 to 1.0, where zero = death and 1.00 = perfect health [ 12] In the pilot study we used the Modified Somatic Perception Questionnaire [ 14].

Superior composites in terms of consolidation, hardness and reaction completion were produced using CAPAS as opposed to pressure-less sintering.

After the ancillary study reaches completion, data produced by this study ideally needs to be contributed back to the central database for the primary study.

It has been proposed that cytokinins can be involved in floral induction as the leaf-generated signal that produces completion of the flowering process making it irreversible [ 66, 67].

The ONS figures are calculated on mortgage completions, as produced in the Council for Mortgage Lenders' regulated mortgage survey.

Our covariant inpainting method generates a visually plausible result while the image completion method in [18] produces some blocking artifacts on the result image.

By completion, participants will produce a Creative Toolkit that can be applied directly to their role and accelerate progression.

In recent years, new advancements have been achieved in the reservoir description, reservoir engineering design, well drilling technology, well completion technology and producing technology for thin-layer reservoirs, high-cut-water thick-layer positive rhythm reservoirs, buried hill heavy oil reservoirs, extra-heavy oil reservoirs, and complicated fault-block reservoirs.

Upon completion, the well produced about 500 usgal per day during the summer.

In this case, the Ube2W/TRIM5αrh ubiquitination reaction was performed on a preparative scale to drive the reaction to completion and to produce sufficient quantities of products for analysis.