Sentence examples for handle produces from inspiring English sources

We have developed an improved tetracycline-inducible system that is easy to handle, produces high yields of recombinant protein and that includes a constitutively-expressed visible marker allowing the best-performing clones to be selected rapidly.

This allows you to get 6 inches (15.2 cm) or more of lever arm rather than the half-inch or so a screwdriver handle produces.

An unstable adjustable measuring cup called the Nuscüp toppled over when I poured buttermilk into it, and an OXO zester with a soft handle produced pretty curls of zest but not nearly the volume needed to infuse the cake with intense orange flavor.

Glitterings, which has its own manufacturing, will handle producing the items and getting them to stores.

77 min Ireland burst down field with aggression and intent, and then a poor piece of handling produces a knock-on and it is scrum Wales.

Double frustum shaped handles produced significantly larger maximum pulling forces and best force efficiency when normalizing forces with EMG.

Bridge laid on a try for the Australian wing Joel Monaghan and some more fancy ball-handling produced tries for the stand-off Lee Briers and Bridge before half-time.

In previous studies it has been shown that handling produced stress in pregnant blue fox vixens increasing plasma level and adrenal in vitro production of cortisol.

A device called an Arduino determines when a step occurs by analyzing the interference with the flashlight and sends that information to a miniature computer, which handles producing the actual sounds.

In this way, the entrepreneurs boosted the value of their handled produced since dried products can be sold more expensively than their fresh counterpart, at the same time reducing the wastage of products.

Based on the Iowa Trauma Registry Data Dictionary, a farm-related injury was defined as a non-household injury incurred on the farm by any farmer, farm worker, farm family member, or other individual, or any non-farm injury incurred by a farmer, farm worker, or farm family member in the course of handling, producing, processing, transporting, or warehousing farm commodities.