Sentence examples for production process remains from inspiring English sources

The initial production process remains pretty similar, admittedly, but subsequent stages have radically diverged into far deeper and uncomfortable complexities.

Some of the genera listed in Table 4.1 (File S1) have not been described for anaerobic, methanogenic consortia so far and hence their involvement in the biogas production process remains unknown.

Nonetheless the successful integration of CNT into applications and large-scale production processes remains limited and is dependant on the understanding of several fundamental issues.

Genetic engineering of producer cell lines for production of therapeutic antibodies in order to increase the yield of production processes remains a continuing challenge.

Stage 3 Continued Process Verification : Ongoing assurance is gained during routine production that the process remains in a state of control.

Beef Products maintains that its ammonia process remains effective.

Silk fibroin materials have shown some success in wound dressing applications; however, their use for this purpose remains limited by a complex production process and wasted sericin.

The Canadian government estimates that carbon emissions from oil sands production and refining has declined by roughly 40 percent since 1990, but the process remains more carbon-intensive than for all but the heaviest conventional crude oils produced around the world.

Other studies have identified macrophages as a source of the production of recombinant viruses [11], [45], [46], but their role as a major contributor to this process remains a subject of debate.

The mechanism that links ethylene perception by ETR1 and ROS production is still uncharacterised (e.g., the likely participation of the enzymes ABI1 and OST1 in this process remains to be confirmed).

Whether and if so to what extent such characteristics are representative of all ICST remains unclear, for reasons including major data gaps, confusion around definitions and potential biases in the news production process (see also Cockbain 2013a).