Sentence examples for products addition from inspiring English sources
The aim of the study was to determine the effect of sunflower products addition to lamb diets on lipid metabolism indices in blood plasma, carcass characteristics and longissimus dorsi muscle fatty acid (FA) composition.
Simpson says this product addition will help not only in keeping those existing users satisfied, but should act as a competitive advantage to help attract new users, too.
(A ) P with a subscript indicates product (addition of GlcA) whereas S with a subscript indicates an unmodified trisaccharide substrate.
By 2015, Apple's core will likely be a mid-single digit growth company, assuming no additional major product additions.
Having recently revealed an additional revenue stream with the launch of premium subscription plans and product additions like private sharing, over the last quarter, Path has been making moves that appear to have reassured investors of its long-term prospects.
And superimposed on top of this, we expect Apple to announce some fairly significant new product additions -- meaning new models -- in a couple of weeks.
Recent product additions include voice notifications on Amazon Alexa (which is still in beta testing) and automated in-app messaging.
"With these latest product additions, we're continuing our commitment to our customers to provide an unparalleled experience for IT administrators all over the world".
Beyond just being the holiday shopping season for eBay and PayPal, the fourth quarter also brought a few new product additions to the marketplace, including a redesign.
For Google Apps users, new product additions can be overwhelming to keep track of, so today Google is making it easier for customers to access the latest Google Apps features in the timeframe that makes sense for them.
Rydzak et al. (2011) have shown that changes in enzyme activities in response to exogenous end product additions (including ethanol) did not correlate with final end-product yields and suggested that end-product yields may be governed by thermodynamic considerations.
