Sentence examples for reach productive from inspiring English sources

Synergies between urban functions are crucial to reach productive and sustainable urban regions.

Together with previously published informations [40], our data indicate that CHIKV enters epithelial mammalian cells through a clathrin-independent, Esp15-dependent, dynamin 2-dependent route, requires a functional early endosomal compartment and is dependent on endosomal acidification to reach productive infection.

In contrast, yield-scaled N2O fluxes were an average of 4.8 times higher in AC across years and were only estimated to reach a comparable range to MSR after reaching productive maturity.

Said Bridgeland and Sagawa: "Never before has the need been so great, with millions of vulnerable youth at risk of not reaching productive adulthood".

Although microtubules are thought to stabilise after reaching productive kinetochore interactions, an elastic response of centromeric sequences to attachment will facilitate continuous interactions with dynamic microtubules.

In car factories, for example, most of the final assembly is done, expensively, by hand.Neither workers nor robots can reach their productive potential without interacting more closely, says Volker Grünenwald, head of systems integration at Pilz, a German engineering firm.

Reconfiguration of farming systems to reach various productive and environmental objectives while meeting farm and policy constraints is complicated by the large array of farm components involved, and the multitude of interrelations among these components.

Although it was recently hypothesized41 that Fe from hydrothermal inputs from shallow submarine island arc calderas systems (such as the Tonga Kermadec arc) could reach the productive zone of the sea surface, this is rarely observed in the ocean as most mid-ocean hydrothermal Fe sources are usually located deeper (∼3000 m, e.g.42).

We also show that membrane cholesterol as well as endosomal pH acidification is required to reach a productive infection.

In March 1971, Texas reached maximum productive capacity.

He concluded that nonviolent direct action had reached its productive limits.