Sentence examples for for increased product from inspiring English sources

Product platforms are used to meet the demand for increased product variety, while also managing costs.

The two-stage methodology for deriving and evaluating metabolic engineering strategies was shown to yield new C. ljungdahlii gene targets that offer the potential for increased product synthesis under realistic syngas fermentation conditions.

Increased workloads partly to blame Dr Alan Swann of Imperial College London, chair of the higher education occupational physicians committee, blamed "demands for increased product and productivity" for rising levels of mental health problems among academics.

In this special collection, Gluzman and Sturzenegger explore this approach exploiting the change in trade regime that allowed for increased product variety during the 1990s.

Manufacturing machines, as a matter of fact, are a core enabling technology in a number of key industrial sectors (metal, wood, leather, stone, plastic, …), which have common requirements for increased product customization and improved competitiveness in terms of reduced cost, shorter delivery times and improved quality.

The present paper deals with the questions how product quality can be influenced within product manufacturing and how production control can be optimized for increasing product quality.

In this work, we present an industrial application of process modeling and optimization methods for increasing product yield in Roche's new Parenterals production Kaiseraugst (PKau) in Switzerland.

Thus, reaction–separation integration by removing ethanol from the zone where the biotransformation takes place, offers several opportunities for increasing product yield and consequently reducing product costs.

However, while the ATP driving force module is effective for increasing product formation, uncontrolled accumulation of intermediate metabolites likely led to metabolic imbalance and thus to cell growth inhibition.

Chinese hamster ovary cells (CHO) are the most popular commercial platform for the production of therapeutic proteins with much development going into the use of such cell lines for increasing product yields.

Major goals include enhancing plant fitness for an increased product yield and improving or introducing novel pathways to synthesize industrially relevant products.