Sentence examples for more robust production from inspiring English sources

Knowledge on hPSC bioprocessing accumulated during recent years provides important insights for the establishment of more robust production platforms and should potentiate the implementation of novel hPSC-based therapies.

Simmons said the decisions by Devon and Diamondback are particularly interesting, as both companies could have easily maintained spending levels, completed additional wells and delivered even more robust production targets --but didn't.

He also praised the film as "a much more robust production than many similar youth-skewing Taiwanese romancers over the past decade".

Since we did not observe striking differences in production of cytokines that we tested (IL-1β, IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, IL-12, and TNFα) by matured MoDC, this is not likely to result in altered T cell proliferation, although we did observe more robust production of TNFα by IFNα MoDC after maturation.

The agency said it now expected non-OPEC oil production of 170,000 barrels a day more than in its previous estimate, citing "stronger growth at new Russian fields, more robust North Sea production and higher crude output in Colombia".

Ideally these data can then form the basis for the design of more robust biogas production processes.

The stimulus for this work has been to understand whether or not the historical daily shop floor data can be used for creating more robust daily production plan.

Also, LSMMG has been shown to induce thicker and more robust biofilm production (Lynch et al. 2006).

Recent evidence suggests that language processing delays associated with bilingualism are more robust in production than comprehension (e.g. Gollan et al., 2008, 2011; Runnqvist et al., 2011).

In myeloma cells, TNF-α induced a more robust ROS production than IL-6, whereas IL-1β only marginally increased the H2DCF-DA oxidation.

The emergence of hypervirulent strains that possess more robust toxin production and increased sporulation has been correlated with outbreaks across Europe and North America [ 2].