Sentence examples for for use in producing from inspiring English sources

Particularly where the parental stocks are not well characterized, a good knowledge of relationships between diploid (wild and cultivated) and triploid cultivars is essential to help choose diploid parents for use in producing agriculturally useful hybrids (Carreel et al., 2002).

Those reactors run for months at a time, making them impractical for use in producing a short-lived material.

Before the Iraq war, Wilson, a former ambassador to two African countries as well as the last acting ambassador to Iraq and former African affairs section chief of the national security council, was sent by the CIA to Niger to report on rumours that Saddam Hussein was seeking to purchase yellowcake uranium there for use in producing nuclear weapons.

Research having particular significance to post-harvest technology includes genetic engineering techniques that increase the efficiency of various chemical and biological processes and fermentations for converting biomass to feedstock and for use in producing chemicals (including alcohols) that can replace petroleum-based products.

Thermoelectric energy generation is an increasingly intriguing prospect for use in producing green energy, particularly from waste heat processes [1].

Importantly, the proposed strategy enhances the solar cell performance as achieved by electrochemical deposition is highly promising for use in producing inexpensive and environmentally friendly solar devices.

The facial segment, including the brain, was dissected from each tadpole, cut into small pieces, and collected together in a single tube containing RNAlater™ (QIAGEN RNA stabilization reagent) for subsequent use in producing RNA probes for the functional microarray analysis.

*Illegally tried to procure controlled materials for potential use in producing chemical and biological weapons and for illegal development of long-range missiles.

Our work will advance efforts to design a metabolically efficient platform strain for potential use in producing chemicals from lignocellulose.

Glycerol was added to 16%, and this mixture, designated MIX-1, was frozen at -80°C for later use in producing the P1-transducing lysate.

Further exploration of the potential research and possibly therapeutic applications of this drug is needed as a sedative agent in avian species not intended for human consumption, as the drug is not approved for use in food producing animals.