Sentence examples for intermediary product from inspiring English sources
braziliensis that is a biological quality control method for these nanoparticles, and it is considered as an intermediary product (bulk form) during the production of semisolids (cosmetic creams).
The different routes for power production from biomass often lead to an intermediary product such as a synthesis gas or syngas, which is typically rich in hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
The NO+CO reaction formed intermediary product N2O at low temperature but formed N2 at high temperature.
Blad forms through a unique route from and is a stable intermediary product of its precursor, β-conglutin, the major Lupinus seed storage protein.
The DENV unfragmented, single-stranded RNA genome is recognized by TLR7 [8], [14] [14], whereas double-stranded RNA (dsRNA), an intermediary product during viral replication, can be recognized by TLR3 [15], [15].
In this way, this round of intensive limited proteolysis, several tens of β-conglutin constituent subunits are converted into the homogeneous, highly basic blad (Figure 3), which may therefore be considered as a stable, intermediary product of β-conglutin catabolism.
In this last case, the optimum conditions lead to a reduction in the production of hydrogen when the optimization process involves the maximization of intermediary products.
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are oxygen-derived molecules formed as intermediary products of cellular metabolism.
Today enterprises are organized in networks of several distributed production sites in a geographical area more and more extended, where sites use the intermediary products of other sites to manufacture the final products.
The thermal decomposition pathways of uranous sulfate tetra-, hexand and octahydrate, including decomposition temperatures and intermediary products, were determined theoretically using thermodynamic data, and then verified experimentally using thermogravimetric analysis.
Life-Cycle-oriented Origin analysis is based on the life cycle assessment (LCA) approach, but it also incorporates information relating to the origin/location of raw materials, intermediary products, and processing.
