Sentence examples for producing residues from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies revealed an enrichment of disorder producing residues in highly stable proteins [ 19, 20] due to the possibility that in vivo the disordered regions are no longer "unstructured" and are protected by binding to their biological targets.

In 1959, this chemical was misused by a number of cranberry growers in such a way as to produce residues on some of the marketed berries.

In the process of complex decomposition, the carbon would partially produce residues in the product.

Contrary to other chemical substances, it does not produce residues or gases.

Further processing of cherry coffee produces residues known as coffee hull (parchment) and coffee pulp.

Imazalil residues inside fruits were <5 mg kg−1 using TF method while dipping produced residues >>5 mg kg−1 making the oranges unsuitable for the market.

The PHE report acknowledges that extracting shale gas could produce residues containing naturally-occurring radioactive materials - but it argues that these risks would be similar to those in the existing oil and gas industry.

As a consequence, only about 30% of produced residues and 40% of produced dung are assumed to be available for energy based on [11].With these, we estimated about 22 t of residues and 30 t of dry dung per year from the average land and cattle resources of the village respectively (Table 1).

Experiments were performed at the Laboratório de Pesquisa em Células Neoplásicas e Inflamatórias, UFPR, which has a management program for produced residues.

The nodes are organized in a branching tree structure that represents the consensus fold of the RNA: beginning from a single Start state, proceeding through various states to produce residues, and branching at bifurcation states to produce new stems, with each branch finally terminating at an End state.

Photochemical desulfinylation of the phenylpyrazole insecticide fipronil produces residues that have equal or greater potency but much greater persistence than the parent compound (Hainzl and Casida 1996; Hainzl et al. 1998), which must be considered in approved tolerances and uses for fipronil (Tomlin 2009).