Sentence examples for production documenting from inspiring English sources

The massive wire service, known as the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), serves as the primary mouthpiece for the North's authoritarian government, lauding upticks in factory production, documenting the arrival of floral baskets for the ruling Kims and occasionally warning about possible nuclear strikes on neighbors.

However, adoptive transfer of T cells to mice carrying tissue mismatched for both alleles did not stimulate cytokine production, documenting the need for HLA-restricted recognition events.

Seven have had hormone production documented clinically or by IHC, of which 6 have been prolactin-producing macroadenomas 21,24,26 and 1 a growth hormone secreting macroadenoma.

Superphosphate was tested on pastures in southern Australia early in the twentieth century and its impacts on pasture and animal production documented (e.g. Trumble and Donald, 1938).

We initiated this trial in patients with well-controlled long-standing type 1 diabetes who had evidence of endogenous insulin production documented by measurable C-peptide concentrations ≥0.3 ng/ml (0.1 nmol/l).

Do productions documenting the abrogation of children's "rights" help improve their lives or do they present the worst rather than the best in families, communities and societies to these same groups and to the wider world?

These are just a couple of the productions documented in "Children's Books in Performance," a new exhibition at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

The productions documented on Global Shakespeares display a wide-ranging use of diverse types and styles of music, all intended to enhance the audience's experience with a play.

The Parisian event is one of many productions documented in photographs on walls of a conference room at Bourgeois' office on Larchmont Boulevard.

This story is woven into another Dah Teatar production, "Documents of Time," which was also performed in Belgrade last month.

Stanley Kubrick's archives, an extensive collection of scripts, letters, props, models, production documents and equipment, is to be housed at the University of the Arts London beginning next summer.