Sentence examples for mean production from inspiring English sources

We note that, in these systems an optimal-response may exist with respect to periodic stimulations, meaning that for example, the mean production of some activated transcription factors, or of some proteins of interest, would be maximized if the external periodic signal follows some specific time-course and shape.

"Average is important, yes, but average doesn't always mean production," Girardi said.

Besides, the mean production life decreases with greater aperture standard deviation only when the correlation length is relatively long.

All predictions are based upon second-moment turbulence and scalar-flux closures, and the chemistry applied to represent mean production rates of species is a 16-step reduced mechanism.

Critics point out that leases do not mean production, only the chance of it, and that obtaining federal permits is a painfully slow process, which the Romney plan will seek to circumvent.

According to Dr. Samuel Johnson's Dictionary, Grub Street was "originally the name of a street in Moorfields in London, much inhabited by writers of small histories, dictionaries, and temporary poems; whence any mean production is called grubstreet".

Productivity means production, as well as cost.

Invariably, when we talk of British theatre overseas, we mean productions.

What mechanism might underlie the finding that mean productions were longer for novel stimuli than repeats?

That meant production crews became expert in valuable formats.

"That means production of amino acids is fairly common," Dr. Brownlee said.