Upon transformation into E. coli, the autogene engendered the production of large amounts of T7 RNA polymerase.
Here again Nishida sought to discover the topos or common space that underlies a distinction, this time between intuition or seeing as a more or less passive reception of the world and its objects, and action as the human-engendered production of the world.
In addition, the production originally engendered considerable controversy when Sir Cameron clashed with the Actors Equity Association over casting: the union insisted on an Asian actor for the major role of the Engineer, a Eurasian pimp, while Sir Cameron insisted on Jonathan Pryce -- initially canceling the production -- and ultimately prevailed.
For example, Duhen et al. 16 used chronic in vitro stimulation with IL-23 to engender IFN-γ production by T-bet−/− Th17 cells.
The advantages of IL-1Ra gene delivery include its ability to engender the continuous production of therapeutic concentrations of IL-1Ra at defined anatomic locations for extended periods of time – potentially for life.
Both focus attention on the human toll of atomic technology, in contrast to the National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque, where models of nuclear weapons are displayed with minimal reference to the actual damage that their production and use have engendered.
The artists involved credit four elements to this alchemy: the understanding of the artist's intensions by the production team and the trust engendered by this; the quality of the capture; the complex layering of visual and auditory content; and the 'eye' with which it is edited.
For clinical success, MSCs must survive and produce extracellular matrix in the physiological context of the synovial joint, where low nutrient conditions engendered by avascularity, nutrient utilization, and waste production prevail.
This "new normal" has engendered a new approach to exploration and production (E&P) companies.
Yet many production companies complain that the cut-throat attitude, and business practices, engendered by the downturn continue to plague the industry.
A large population surge in China engendered a huge increase in demand for silver there at the same time that silver production boomed in Mexico, spurred by tax breaks, government support for mining and some technological changes that reduced production costs.
