Sentence examples for consumption production from inspiring English sources
This is followed by the results for the main countries and regions, by product group, consumption, production and prices, forest stock, and value added in forest industries.
Sugars consumption, production of hydrogen gas and soluble fermentation products were monitored.
It was found that the improved process is more promising than others in energy consumption, production capacity and column number under the same product purity, and is easy to be implemented based on Process B that is currently used in the actual industrial plants with a long catalyst lifetime.
"To suggest liberalisation – allowing consumption, production and trafficking of drugs without any restriction whatsoever – would be, in my opinion, profoundly irresponsible.
Drug consumption, production and trafficking should be subject to global regulations, which means that drug consumption and production should be legalised, but within certain limits and conditions".
It may become the first jurisdiction in the world to legalise, regulate and tax the consumption, production and distribution of marijuana.Other Western countries from Argentina to Belgium and Portugal have liberalised their marijuana laws in recent decades.
Self-consumption (production) factor.
That is, because the information on resource consumption-production can be recorded in a bounded amount of time during simulation in real time, the method does not introduce any additional complexity to the simulation algorithm.
The specific consumption/production rate (q) was calculated by plotting cumulative metabolites consumption versus the integral of viable cells (IVC) (Zhao et al. 2009), and fitting the plots by a liner correlation.
In order to compute fractional sensitivities for biomass and product synthesis rates, the corresponding (i,j) elements were appropriately factored with an average value of each measured metabolite consumption/production rate and the average value of measured cell growth rate or productivity, respectively, for all metabolic conditions presented in Table 2.
The IUPAC further classifies the biosensors according to the biological specificity, mode of signal transduction and on the variation (consumption/production) of analyte concentration.
