Sentence examples for quantity for use from inspiring English sources

When marble was discovered in 1822, it was sought after nationwide by architects and builders because of its quality and quantity for use in Greek Revival structures like the Capitol and the Washington Monument.

The entire coastal plain from Cerro de las Mesas north to the borders of Classic Central Veracruz culture is famed for Remojadas-style pottery figurines, which must have been turned out in incredible quantity for use as burial goods.

These results indicate that ribozymes in the tandem constructs cleave efficiently, and that the luciferase reporters are expressed from the fragmented mRNA in sufficient quantity for use in a 96-well high throughput format.

Although the two trials utilized in the study recruited over 160 suitable patients, only a subset of these samples were available in sufficient quantity for use in this study.

These products were only fair detergents but good wetting agents and are still being produced in large quantities for use in the textile industry.

The company even developed genetically engineered goats whose milk contains the proteins, hoping to produce the silk in commercial quantities for use in products like surgical thread and bulletproof clothing.

Haber's new process, subsequently scaled up by Carl Bosch, meant that ammonia could be produced in industrial quantities, for use in both agricultural fertiliser and explosives with momentous historical consequences.

One of the most important uses of DNA, pioneered by Genentech, is to put genes for certain human proteins into bacteria or animal cells, which then make the proteins in large quantities for use as drugs like insulin, human growth hormone and erythropoietin, a widely used treatment for anemia.

Establishments were defined as retail establishments, a physically delimited private operation where commodities are sold to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale.

These results give proof-of-concept that progenitor cell types can be produced in sufficient quantities for use in canine therapeutic cell transplantation for SCI in veterinary medicine.

The complexity of kinetochores, the lack of insight into intrakinetochore protein-protein contacts and protein-activity relationships, as well as the difficulty to produce kinetochore subunits in large quantities for use in in vitro screens has long hampered the conversion of structural kinetochore components into anticancer drug targets.