Sentence examples for onset of production from inspiring English sources

Reservoir management is subject to pronounced uncertainty, as the subsurface reservoir conditions are often poorly known, especially at the onset of production.

In diabetic subjects, the onset of production of PG was delayed from 35.9 ± 1.1 weeks (controls) to 38.7 ± 0.9 weeks (overt diabetics) and 37.3 ± 1.0 weeks for gestational diabetes mellitus (P <.001).

First, in the early-killing treatment we intended to impose strong selection on latency time (= onset of production of infectious forms), by killing the population and harvesting the parasite at a time when only few hosts produced infectious forms.

The App infection caused a typical primary immune response in the blood of pigs of both groups, a rapid onset of production of system IgM antibodies followed by production of IgG antibodies.

Model simulations for changes in illumination are consistent with experimental data from Hahn et al. (2004) and Kim et al. (2006): increasing the light intensity I0 can significantly increase yields up to an optimal value due to earlier onset of production and increased culture density and PSII-dependent electron flow.

The mutant strain NG 14 behaved differently, displaying a much reduced lag phase before onset of production, but - most importantly - was able to take up lactose as efficiently as RUT C30, so that the growth of both strains was carbon limited.

From this database, we identified a phenotypic trade-off between two pathogen life cycle components: latent period (time interval between infection and onset of spore production) and spore production capacity (SPC).

The red dotted line represents the threshold (2.66%) for onset of sand production based on the sand production test.

They also differ in their onset time of production and in their variability across the cell cycle.

Nutrient supplementation of the rehydration media also changed the kinetics of H2S production during fermentation by advancing onset of H2S production.

But an increase in sperm production is necessarily associated with a delay in the onset of egg production, which offsets the benefit of higher total fecundity.