Sentence examples for more extensive production from inspiring English sources

We've been using images for links where the external content is image-led, eg a more extensive production shot gallery.

A new study released Tuesday by Osram, the German lighting giant, claims to have confirmed the efficiency findings using more extensive production information.

That means that the network can send less equipment and fewer people to a convention site, and use its more extensive production systems at home.

Alan Moulder mixed most of The Downward Spiral and subsequently took on more extensive production duties for future album releases.

The Downward Spiral entered its mixing and mastering processes, done at Record Plant Studios and A&M Studios with Alan Moulder, who subsequently took on more extensive production duties for future album releases.

Furthermore, disruption of the CoQ-binding site in complex I under conditions where there was a high ΔpH led to far more extensive O2− production than reduction of FMN alone, suggesting a role for the CoQ-binding site in RET O2− production [ 95].

Despite an increasing preference of consumers for beef produced from more extensive pasture-based production systems and potential human health benefits from the consumption of such beef, data regarding the health status of animals raised on pasture are limited.

Since completion of this study, significant manufacturing changes have been introduced to ensure quality and to facilitate increased production for more extensive study of the drug product.

But a shift to a much less fossil-fuel dependent agriculture would almost inevitably see that reverse with more extensive rather than intensive production.

It is noteworthy that these initial analyses disregard the fact that, by 2080, some 70 years into the future, there may be gradual adaptation to change, through the emergence of more extensive systems and lower production per hectare.

The polymer with the highest affinity for each metabolite enhanced its production via more extensive partitioning into the polymer phase.