Sentence examples for study of producers from inspiring English sources

In its unusual success (most Off Broadway plays run for a matter of weeks) "Freud's Last Session" stands as a case study of producers and artists taking steps to stir positive word of mouth about the most modest of productions — two characters, one set, deep conversation, no flying — that is worlds apart from the Broadway blockbusters that usually generate buzz.

This will lead to decline in supply of milk AMUL in the next about five years said the Managing Director of AMUL (Interview on August 30, 2013, All India Baseline Study of Producer Companies and Natural Farming Practices: Part 1, 2014, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Government of India).

In a study of organic producers in California, Guthman (2001) noted finding that over half of organic producers do not bother to seek certification.

For example, the study of glycopeptide producers would have allowed the elucidation, long before it actually occurred, of the mechanism by which enterococci and, more recently, staphylococci could become resistant to these drugs.

In a previous study, only 25% of producers perceived significant financial and non-financial benefits associated with participation in the VBJDCP [ 17] and those results were from producers with an extremely low probability of having MAP infected cows (classification level 4).

Since the advent of transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics, the genome-based functional studies of antibiotic producers shed new lights on antibiotic biosynthesis, development, regulation, phylogeny and evolution, and mining of the rich repertoire of secondary metabolites [ 28, 29].

Markets themselves were studied as networks of producers watching each other and trying to carve out niches.

In this study, attitudes and behaviours of producers relating to selected biosecurity practices and the farming industry were studied by interviewing cattle farmers within a 100 km study area in north-west England using an interview-based questionnaire.

This article pertains to the study of consumer behaviour, producer behaviour and equilibrium as a part of microeconomics.

To our knowledge, this is the first sector-wide study of profitability and producer surplus in a developing-country ecotourism sector and the first to compare against equivalent measures for a spectrum of alternative uses.

To our knowledge, this is the first sector-wide study of profitability and producer surplus analysis in a developing-country ecotourism sector [1] and the first to compare against equivalent measures for a spectrum of alternative uses.