Sentence examples for prospective production from inspiring English sources

He entered a course for prospective production designers and directors at the television network TVB, but he first worked as a screenwriter.

An additional advantage of this approach would be that only trees among the prospective production population need be assessed for NKTs of interest, making considerable cost savings.

A framework is described for assisting private range managers to make an assessment of prospective production and environmental tradeoffs for a range of rangeland management practices.

We present a comprehensive assessment of a prospective production process for aqueous all vanadium flow battery and nonaqueous lithium polysulfide flow battery.

The top 2% of individuals (252 from 12600) for the index (for the two KTs DBH and DEN) were selected from the Dothistroma test population to form a prospective production population (Figure 4).

The effect of the glucose concentration and solid loading on the conversion of cellulose to glucose is discussed, in addition to prospective production of about 50 million liters of fuel ethanol using agave bagasse residues from the tequila industry as a potential solution to the disposal problems.

Direct and indirect effects on the whole economic system have to be considered in policies and technological choices for prospective bioethanol production, since positive direct effects of 1G + 2G plants can be counterbalanced by indirect impacts on other sectors, mainly from chemicals in the process.

This finding indicated that KGF1 from tobacco maintains its biological activity, implying prospective industrial production in a plant bioreactor.

The present findings indicated that KGF1 from tobacco maintains its biological activity, implying prospective industrial production in a plant bioreactor.

Therefore, KGF1 is suggested as a prospective industrial production factor in plant bioreactors and a promising candidate for further development as a therapeutic agent for wound healing.

Mr. Langrée opened with Beethoven's "Leonore" Overture No. 2, one of four overtures he composed for prospective new productions of this opera, eventually retitled "Fidelio".