Sentence examples for production evidence from inspiring English sources

Farmers’ perceptions of the impacts of tsetse and trypanosomosis control on livestock production: evidence from southern Burkina Faso.

Although the current study did not demonstrate a measurable effect on nitrite production, evidence for a change in the functional status of NOS, in terms of its ability to produce NO or O2−, was found.

Some point to the impact of growth in the scale of production evidenced by the shift from small pin factories to giant enterprises.

Table 1 presents comparative production data about the main renewable agro-industrial chains in Brazil, except food, against the same worldwide production evidencing the favorable position in the global agribusiness scenario.

In many pastoral regions and landscapes, climate variability and change are already having considerable impacts on livestock production, evidenced by reduced feed intakes, reduced growth rate, increased frequency of abortion, decreased birth rate and increased mortality rates within livestock (Bidoli et al. 2013; Masuku et al. 2014; Senbeta 2009).

This ethanol-stimulated PME production evidenced, as when we have used IAA to inhibit glycolysis, the deviation of glycolysis to the DHAP/ sn-glycerol-3-phosphate shuttle.

Time-course analysis of NA-induced PLC activation, evaluated as IP3 production, evidenced that NA stimulates IP3 production 5 min after NA treatment, remaining sustained at 30 min and declining thereafter.

In the Soviet era, Communist officials cited rising production as evidence of the superiority of a centrally planned economy.

"A royal commission as you know is no more than an inquiry with the power to summon witnesses and compel the production of evidence," Turnbull said.

After all, the grand jury can't use its broad power to compel the production of evidence once charges are filed, at least not for that particular case.

Resisting the government during an investigation can be difficult for companies, however, because the law is tilted heavily in favor of requiring the production of evidence.