Sentence examples for different levels of production from inspiring English sources
Dermot Gately, a professor of economics at New York University, has modelled OPEC countries' income at different levels of production.
Rates of production, factors that limit production, and the results of production have been and are matters of constant and fundamental interest in inland waters, not least because of the impact that different levels of production in certain waters have on human populations.
We formed groups (clusters) due to productivity levels and performed canonical discriminant analyses to determine which variables were associated with different levels of production.
The matrix-shaped framework covers different levels of production systems from work stations to production networks on one axis and considers three different objects, i.e. technical resources, organization, and control and traceability on the second axis.
Comer et al. [16] used both submerged and ALI cultures to test the response of bronchial and nasal cells from COPD patients to LPS and cigarette smoke extract, and concluded that nasal cells could not be surrogates for bronchial cells based on their different levels of production of pro-inflammatory cytokines.
Contour plots, Figures 8(a)– 8(f), help in predicting the SK production for different levels of production medium conditions.
To determine the effects of progeny production on somatic aging, we analyzed hermaphrodites with the identical genotype and different levels of progeny production.
The report, which was mostly based on a compilation of existing research, states that edible food is wasted — or "lost" — in the country at many different levels of food production, distribution and consumption.
The same system can be used recursive at different levels of the production.
This notion would explain the different levels of ROS production observed in this study, in particular the higher ROS levels elicited by Au[(Gly-Tyr-TrCys)2B] (the AuNPs present in the smallest hydrodynamic size, as shown by DLS).
The 2012 baseline was built on to create four scenarios describing the mass and carbon emissions of material consumption in Scotland in 2050 reflecting different levels of material production and consumption.
