Sentence examples for production under control from inspiring English sources

The present findings on ECM production under control conditions by human meniscal cells provides an important advance over routine monolayer cell culture.

Thus, if the force decrease in CIA muscle depends on actin nitration, this force depression should be little affected by exposure to the oxidant tert-butyl hydroperoxide (t-BuOOH) or the reducing agent dithiothreitol (DTT), which both have relatively large effects on force production under control conditions.

Their production under controlled conditions implies to design specific reactors, named photobioreactors, in which light supply is the main constraint.

The study had two objectives: (1) to analyze flower production and reproductive stem density across existing south- and west-facing edges of similar age and forest type; and (2) to analyze flower production under controlled shading conditions designed to simulate the light environment across the forest edge.

This implies that VEGF and MMP-9 production are under control of HIF-1, whereas this is partly the case for IL-8.

"Having alcohol production under state control would bring a lot of money to state budgets.

Analysis of the cell growth curve showed no difference in cell growth of the analyzed clones, indicating that the difference in α-amylase extracellular activity was due to the difference in α-amylase production under the control of these promoters and not due to a difference in the number of cells in the culture medium (Fig. 4c, d).

During his presidency, Mujica caught the world's attention by completely legalizing the production and sale of marijuana in 2013, placing the entire chain of production under state control.

By placing DT-A production under the control of the TNF-α promoter, we were able to positively select shRNA sequences which inhibited LPS induced TNF-α production.

The intermediate steps of transcription initiation are a key regulator of the dynamics of RNA production under the control of the lar promoter in the regimes of weak and medium induction.

The two rate-limiting steps in initiation are found to be important regulators of the dynamics of RNA production under the control of the lar promoter in the regimes of weak and medium induction.