Immunohistochemistry shows localization, but not productive quantity; therefore, it may be difficult to detect small expression change.
Production function, in economics, equation that expresses the relationship between the quantities of productive factors (such as labour and capital) used and the amount of product obtained.
The Middle East fell behind the West because it failed to produce commercial institutions most notably joint-stock companies that were capable of mobilising large quantities of productive resources and enduring over time.Europeans inherited the idea of the corporation from Roman law.
The A. portulacoides community is highly productive and provides important quantities of litter which provides a habitat and good supply to substain high densities of the detrivorous amphipod Orchestia gammarellus.
Absenteeism (absence of an individual from work) is the commonly used measure of the quantity of productive time lost.
Also, nominal groups, as used in the E-lab expert workshops, are found to be more productive in quality and quantity than interactive groups, and they present advantages over face-to-face groups in terms of the number, quality and originality of the generated ideas [39].
From the mid-1860s theough thearly 1870s0s, W. S. Gilbert was extremely productive, writing a large quantity of comic verse, theatre reviews and other journalistic pieces, short stories, and dozens of plays and comic operas.
The problem is that these highly productive natural plant communities produce large quantities of biomass, not seeds or fruit.
Our current congress, the 113th, is on track to pass barely half the laws the 112th did, making it one of the least productive congresses in history, both in the quantity and quality of laws passed.
For each product there is also a "supply function" that expresses the quantities producers will supply dependent on their costs of production, the prices of productive services, and the level of technical knowledge.
