For BCPAP cells, NO production continuously increased at T96 up to 2.2 fold from T0.
These odontoblast-like cells, with an altered genetic program of matrix production, continuously secrete matrix gel protein and calcium phosphate resulting in pulp chamber or root canal obliteration [ 4, 11, 24, 26].
Nowadays the designing and the production should continuously develop, so the old product development system has changed radically in the past decades and has been replaced by the so-called simultaneous planning, as the typical method.
In a production that continuously and precariously blurs the boundary between reality and illusion, the final image feels a bit too literal.
In 1965, 2 percent of total steel production was continuously cast; by 1970 this had risen to 5 percent, and, by 1990, 64 percent of all the steel produced in the world was continuously cast (in Japan it was more than 90 percent).
Pressure drop, oil, water and gas production were continuously monitored as function of pore volume injected.
Base-catalysed biodiesel production was continuously screened using new designs of mesoscale oscillatory baffled reactors.
At this stage, the hydrogen production decreased continuously, and this was mainly due to the addition of degraded dyes.
With the rapid economic growth, reform of state-owned enterprises, and the opening of market, the demand for coal production has continuously increased since the mid-1990s.
This encourages intermittent RES producers with near-zero marginal costs to curtail production before continuously operating conventional power plants with positive marginal costs do so - a situation which, from efficiency and climate policy perspectives, does not appear advantageous.
To this end, the management system has been frequently proposed in form of an electronic market in which producers and consumers exchange energy blocks so that the consumption and production are continuously balanced.
