Sentence examples for production draining from inspiring English sources

Kempner estimated that dealing with the office's inefficiencies sometimes adds weeks to production, draining staff time and resources for an independent filmmaker.

The production was draining.

Previous attempts to optimize hay production by draining the land using ditches and drains where Pelly's Lake is located had failed.

The proliferation and cytokine production of draining lymph node cells in vitro were analyzed.

Therefore, NADH oxidase could be fine-tuned in strain XIGN to eliminate glycerol production without draining the NADH pool.

Although IFN-γ production of draining lymph node cells was increased in STA-5326-treated STA-5326-treated STA-5326-treatedrtion of IFN-γ-producing cells was not significantly altered.

Furthermore, we have shown recently that the efficacy of ES-62 in the CIA model is associated not only with attenuated Th1 responses, but also with down-regulation of IL-17 production in draining lymph nodes and joints of CIA animals [ 69].

In contrast, a recent study using a similar NK cell antibody depletion strategy resulted in less severe EAE that was accompanied by a reduction in IFNγ and TNF-α production by draining lymph node cells following antigen-specific activation (Winkler-Pickett et al., 2008), suggesting a role for NK cells in tuning the extent of adaptive immune responses.

Neither DTH reactivity against mBSA (analyzed 7 days after AIA induction; Fig. 6a) nor mBSA-induced proliferation (Fig. 6b) and cytokine production by draining lymph node cells (Fig. 6c) at day 14 after induction of AIA were found to be suppressed in the recipients of 1 × 106 pre-activated CD4+CD25+ cells.

Prophylactic tolerance (day −7 relative to immunization) induced with PLP139 151-PLG-PEMA PLP139 151-PLG-PEMAntly inhibited develoPLP139 151-PLG-PEMA-sparticleselayed-type hypersignificantlyDTH), an inhibitedeasure of Th1 activity, as well as proliferative responses andevelopmentductiof of draining lymPLP139 151-specificd infiltration of T cells into the CNS.

Mr. Goldwyn said an increase in Mexican oil production could drain foreign oil company investment from countries like Angola, Venezuela and Nigeria as well as the new Arctic oil and gas regions, where costs for exploration and development are high.