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Advances in cell culture technology have enabled the production of antibody titers upwards of 30 g/L.
Advances in the understanding of insulin physiology and in recombinant DNA technology have enabled the production of highly refined insulin formulations.
In recent years, successful applications of nanotechnology and bioengineering in the field of vaccine development have enabled the production of novel adjuvant technologies.
The complex histories of colonization in Southeast Asia have enabled the production of a vibrant (and ethnocentric) multiplicity of accounts by missionaries, travelers, officials, military officers, captains, naturalists, scholars, children, and even a dog.
Between 1991 and 2010, new manufacturing methods have enabled the production of pure CNT yarns and CNT-based composite yarns called superfiber suitable for weaving, knitting and braiding with continuous improvements.
As rapid advances in semiconductor technology have enabled the production of low-cost tags (usually in a range of five to ten cents), the Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) technique is promptly adopted to replace traditional bar-code-based identification mechanism in many daily life applications such as inventory tracking, library book managing, and airport baggage conveying.
The subsequent reconfiguration and tuning of these biological 'parts' has enabled the production of selected products at increasingly higher titers.
Metabolic Engineering has enabled the production of biorenewable fuels and chemicals from biomass using recombinant bacteria.
Systematic metabolic engineering efforts focused on these metabolic building blocks has enabled the production of industrially-relevant, biobased compounds.
Modern nanotechnology has enabled the production of metallic or nonmetallic nanoparticles with average crystallite sizes below 100 nm.
XTO, which is based in Fort Worth, has been aggressively expanding its holdings across the country in recent years, particularly in areas where new technology has enabled the production of gas and oil from shale formations.
