Sentence examples for production modified from inspiring English sources
A separate module is created for paraffin oil lubricant production (modified Ecoinvent module), and the producer gas life cycle system boundary is expanded to include the system of processes in the commercial paraffin oil lubricant production.
The first production modified aircraft was completed in August 2002 and the last aircraft was completed on 27 August 2003.
For detection of ESBL production, modified double-disk test was performed as a screening test.
Based on observations that lactose enhanced biliverdin production, modified ZY medium containing 2% wt vol-1 lactose was used to grow E. coli strains BL21(HO1) and BL21 mHO1) in 2 L volumes in a New Brunswick Scientific Bioflo 310 Controller bioreactor.
Conclusions: In addition to being antifungal, fluconazole alters phospholipase production, modifies buccal epithelial cells, and reduces adhesion of C albicans to human buccal epithelial cells for up to 8 weeks posttreatment in diabetic patients with oral candidosis.
According to Stewart's view, lactate production modifies the strong ion difference thus influencing one of the determinants of H+ concentration.
Mistletoe extract is often used in complementary cancer therapy [ 156]; it has been shown to stimulate cytokine production, modify intracellular protein synthesis, induce cell necrosis, and inhibit tumor colonization [ 157].
In their report, Trotter et al. [ 1] raise the question of whether sex, by influencing perioperative cytokine production, modifies the systemic inflammatory response to cardiac surgery and, consequently, postoperative morbidity in infants and children.
In conclusion, the results shown here indicate that in the absence of PD-1, an increase in steady-state IL-10 production modifies the environment by attenuating type-1 cytokine responses to the pathogen as well as to DC cytokine production.
France's prime minister, Lionel Jospin, said today that the government would continue its moratorium on the production of modified crops.
Fig. 4 Ammonia production of modified strains.
