Sentence examples for production suitable from inspiring English sources

Every method had its own advantages and disadvantages, so all of these led to our interesting in investigating a large-scale production suitable for walnut peptides.

The yeast strains Cryptococcus podzolicus, Trichosporon porosum and Pichia segobiensis were isolated from soil samples and identified as oleaginous yeast strains beneficial for the establishment of microbial production processes for sustainable lipid production suitable for several industrial applications.

For aquaculture production, suitable level of NO2 and TAN for aquatic animals should be less than 0.5 and 0.2 2 mg/L, respectively (Rahman et al. 2008; Zhao et al. 2014).

Fermentation processes in submerged culture has proven to be effective for exobiopolymer production, suitable for downstream processes with other fungal strains [ 27, 28].

The demand for injection molded products in industry increases because of the capability of high-volume-production, suitable properties and high geometrical freedom of design.

Growing demand for productions suitable for younger audiences is prompting theatres to stage shows either solely for children or that bridge the generation gap.

Optimization of the complex expression and purification process requires the evaluation of multiple expression candidate clones to identify a production-suitable construct in terms of quality and final protein yield.

The first kind is a job shop production facility, suitable for a company that produces many kinds of products but in small quantities.

It would be desirable to develop an effective biotechnological method for the production of suitable plant material in a shorter time period, regardless of seasonal and climatic conditions.

That building in Sherman Oaks comes closest to fulfilling the needs of a production: a suitable writers' room, space for casting and the capacity to handle the terabytes of digital information used in postproduction.

The approach based on cement production is suitable to estimate the total quantity of CD.