Sentence examples for production competing from inspiring English sources
It has also moved into video production, competing with Netflix and others in streaming original programs.
It has also moved into video production, competing with Netflix and others in streaming original programmes.
These issues include higher costs of production, competing land area for food and fuel, over-reliance on tax subsidies for fuel production and distribution, and environmental risks of bioenergy related to unintended environmental impacts such as air pollution or water pollution.
In Switzerland, different types of land use, including electricity production, compete directly for little available space.
General Motors says that transferring production south has enabled it to cut costs in labor-intensive assembly production, compete more effectively against Ford, Chrysler and Japanese auto makers, and keep engineering and other operations in the United States.
Furthermore, the use of these agricultural areas for biodiesel production competes with their use for food production (McDonald et al. 2009).
The two objectives, ATP production and NADPH production, compete for available G6P.
Thus, cell growth and PHB production compete each other for the utilization of acetyl-CoA.
However, part of the added tyrosine was consumed to generate biomass indicating that p-hydroxybenzoate production competed for tyrosine with other pathways (Verhoef et al. 2007).
As cell growth and fatty acid production compete for the carbon source, it will be necessary to develop a continuous fermentation or a repeated fed-batch process with high cell-densities that enable high product-concentrations.
Although the discussion above indicates that the reducing equivalent production competes with the biomass growth for metabolic resources, not all the gains in reducing equivalent production are derived from the decrease in the growth rate, and some of them can result from reconfiguration of metabolism.
