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Integrated modeling revealed that certain strains are better suited to produce given compounds or express desired constructs considering native expression states of pathways that enable high-production phenotypes.

The simplicity and stability of the microfluidic system has excellent potential to enable high volume production of scalable microchips for various biomedical applications.

The critical nursery habitats for juvenile individuals are defined by a series of characteristics, including tidal circulation and macroalgal production, which together enable high rates of recruitment and survival.

Considering that the film deposition was performed using microfabrication-compatible organic plasma, our new method for protein architecture has a great potential of enabling high throughput production of bioelectronic devices.

The drop in China's coal consumption was influenced by lower economic growth and temporary factors such as strong rainfall that enabled high hydroelectric production.

First, the design of the second generation device enables high volume production with lower cost price.

If export of keto-deoxy-L-galactonate requires active transport, the separation of growth and production phases would be undesirable and a substrate limited fed-batch process may enable higher over-all production rates.

The Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research also awarded Markita Landry, assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, a New Innovator in Food and Agriculture Research grant of $300,000 to bring plant science up to speed with modern gene editing biology to enable high-throughput discovery and production of robust crops and plants.

Graphene Frontiers plans to use a unique atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition process to enable high-quality, low-cost production at industrial scale.

If successful, such an algorithm would be generally applicable and enable high-throughput, low-cost production of peptide affinity reagents with significant flexibility due to the fact that the process is based solely on chemical synthesis of small libraries, rather than large enzymatically generated libraries.

The synthetic butyrate pathway, which regenerates NAD+ from NADH using butyrate as the only final electron acceptor, enabled high-yield production of butyric acid from glucose (83.4% of the molar theoretical yield).