"producing odor" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it in a sentence when you want to describe something that is creating a smell or odor. Example: The garbage can had been sitting in the sun for days, producing a strong and unpleasant odor.
Apart from above mentioned advantages, oxalic acid is less toxic to yeasts and other microorganisms than sulfuric and acetic acids, does not hamper glycolysis and does not produce odor.
They can cover bad breath for a few minutes but ultimately just feed the germs that produce odor.
The study showed that most people who possess a certain gene don't actually produce odor from their armpits -- thereby making their use of deodorant unnecessary.
The dispersal of the produced odor is calculated by taking the convolution product of the odor produced per minute and a dispersal probability function for a continuously producing source.
This is a fine field for the development not only of staphylococci or other infection, but for saprophytes that produce odor in the dressings.
We devised a customized olfactometer to produce odor stimuli with controlled temporal profiles with which we examined the response of the Or42a>ChR2 OSN to a concentration replay defined by the stimulus time course associated with the trajectory shown in Figure 1A.
Plants produce odor around the clock, so you'll need to manage it constantly.
One theory is that this interaction somehow blocks the sulfur compounds from interacting with the chemicals in the air that ordinarily produce odors.
Here the hyenas' behavior suggested to us that they must somehow be able to produce odors unique to their own social groups.
In recent years, however, residents said the aging network of natural-gas pipes beneath Crestmoor produced odors and suspicious activity that began to encroach on daily life.
