Sentence examples for pin production from inspiring English sources

Metabolite analyses indicated that co-culture induced a significant increase in Pin production yield by 156.87% (190.60 μg/L) and PMG production yield by 17.89% (628.42 μg/L) but led to a decrease in PDG production yield in bioconversion in the PDB medium by 123% (99.11 μg/L) (Fig. 3a).

In the present study, co-culture of Alternaria MG1 and Phomopsis XP-8 showed 2.57- and 1.18-fold increases in Pin and PMG production yield in the PDB medium and 1.25- and 1.52-fold increases in Pin and PMG production yield in resting cells.

Subsequently, inhibition of phospho-ERK1/2 by U0126 abrogated IFNγ-induced NO and ROS production pin a dose-dependent manner (Chuang et al., 2013).

Paulette Randall's beautifully observed production pins down the changing dynamic between Seun Shote's newly empowered, smart-suited Samuel and Johann Myers's increasingly anxious Ramjohn, while Melanie La Barrie as the latter's mother is a fine mix of ferocity and fear.

Critics easily dismiss him because they've come to expect musically and lyrically rich material coated in pin-point perfect production precision, but this effort has a looser and tad more organic feel.

Consequently, co-culture with Alternaria MG1 and addition of Tu-chung bark in the medium efficiently increased Pin, PMG, and PDG production yield in the biosynthesis systems using potato dextrose broth medium and resting cells of Phomopsis sp. XP-8.

In the bioconversion systems using resting cells, the cells prepared in the medium containing Tu-chung bark led to significant increases in Pin, PMG, and PDG production yield by 829.48, 88.18, and 110.06%, respectively; these increases correspond to yields amounting to 524.04, 884.76, and 651.27 μg/L (Fig. 4c).

In conclusion, co-culture with Alternaria MG1 and the addition of Tu-chung bark in the medium presented an effective method of increasing Pin, PMG, and PDG production yield in a biosynthesis system using PDB medium and that using the resting cells of Phomopsis sp. XP-8.

However, the production of Pin was reduced (Fig. 4a).

Mechanically, microbial communication may induce the expression of silent lignan gene clusters and thus lead to the production of Pin, PMG, and PDG.

It was given a British trade screening in March 1929, as was a part-talking film made entirely in the UK: The Clue of the New Pin, a British Lion production using the sound-on-disc British Photophone system.