Sentence examples for over producing from inspiring English sources
And so his movie career took over, producing dismay: Lord Jim (1965), a failure; What's New, Pussycat?
Just before the prize announcement, Mr. Steeves said that Knopf Canada made a "kind but misguided offer" to take over producing more conventional numbers of the book.
Warner, a Connecticut schoolteacher, wrote the first "Boxcar Children" book in 1924 and turned out 18 sequels before the ghostwriters took over, producing dozens more.
As the concentration of the ligand increases, competition with bound 1-NPN can take over producing a decrease in fluorescence.
By nearly two to one, respondents said they favored protecting the environment over producing energy.
This gas, an energy development separate from the debate over producing oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, is fueling talk of pipelines.
This served to heighten regional competition and bit deeply into export profit margins, thereby exposing bad lending decisions.Emerging economies are not, as you imply, consuming too much; they are over-producing.
In our early days, Ron Nevison was producing us and we kept our raw English things, we still used strings and brass and stuff like that, but that's not over-producing.
We compared these predicted combinatorial-biosensor results to those that may be achieved using two leading rational design methods, OptKnock [20] and RobustKnock [24], for predicting gene knockout strategies for over-producing the same chemicals using E. coli.
Figure 2C demonstrates that mutant strains over-producing specific phenazines released significantly more eDNA than the PAO1 wildtype strain especially after 3 and 5 d of batch culture growth.
As the absence of a functional MucA protein in the cell is expected to have pleiotropic effects beyond alginate biosynthesis [ 9], it was necessary to construct control strains in order to discern between effects caused by alginate production, by over-producing the alginate biosynthetic enzymes, and by the more general pleiotropic effects of a defective anti-sigma factor MucA.
