Sentence examples for production by which from inspiring English sources
Eco-design, process design, green supply chain, lean practices, product recovery and cleaner production by which firms should achieve sustainability.
At Inceville studios he initiated the system of production by which the staff was divided into units.
Barthes's great achievement is to have offered people with a love of literature and a desire to write literature but likely no aptitude for it a formula a substitute mode of production by which they could produce second-order works that came across as first-order ones and could attain the same sort of social power that writers had formerly achieved by way of literature itself.
Recent studies have also elucidated a variety of mechanisms, other than direct symptom production, by which CysLTs promote AR.
The inhibitory effect on NF- κB activation contributes to decrease in MIF production, by which cardiac contractile function was protected.
In physiologically normal conditions, this AV oxygen shunting preserves the antioxidant defense mechanisms in the kidneys from hyperoxia-induced reactive oxygen superoxide production, by which the kidneys could cope with superfluous oxygen as like in the lung with its pO2 close to atmospheric pO2 (159 mmHg) [ 45].
We saw evidence of how they stay there for a day or more before being edged out to the production line, by which time the birds' histories can be rewritten.
The parasite-derived products activate platelets and induce TNF- α production by monocytes, which in turn promotes EMP shedding from endothelial cells.
October saw unusually noxious levels of pollution, with many people blaming increased production by factories which knew they would have to shut before Apec.
Saudi Arabia now plans to phase out wheat production by 2016, which is one reason it's looking to other countries to fill its food needs.
The method has been adapted for large-scale production by Eli Lilly, which has built two plants, one in Indianapolis and one in Britain, to make the product.
