Sentence examples for the production and processing of from inspiring English sources

The Steel segment focuses on the production and processing of flat steel products for the automotive, white goods, and construction industries.

The Company's business is divided into two segments: upstream segment, comprising activities related to the acquisition of crude oil and natural gas reserves, and crude oil and natural gas production; and downstream segment, comprising the production and processing of refined petroleum products and their wholesale and retail sale, as well as auxiliary, transport and service activities.

The organic label therefore provides an assurance that GMOs have not been used intentionally in the production and processing of the organic products.

The amount of virtual water (defined as the amount of water used in the production and processing of a given product) saved depends not only on the amount of food imported but also on the kind of food imported (e.g. beef vs. maize) and the production system and management practices they would have used if they had produced it themselves.

The production and processing of ribosomal RNA is an essential and complex process.

Codex Alimentarius and IFOAM guidelines include accepted management principles for the production of plants, livestock, bees and their products (IFOAM makes provisions also for fibres, aquaculture and non-wood forest products); for handling, storage, processing, packaging and transportation of products, and a list of substances permitted in the production and processing of organic foods.

For organic food, inspection includes the examination of the production and processing system.

These bodies not only regulate the growing, production and processing of organic products, but also the labelling (including logos).

Additionally, the in vitro production and processing of Ln-332 as well as production of other extracellular matrix proteins by equine keratinocytes were studied.

From our analysis, we found that the three functions of maintenance of the cell envelope, energy production and processing of genetic information, and no others, are essential to S. sanguinis.

Although essential genes may differ among species due to different final products or alternative pathways, we propose they will contribute to the three basic functions of maintenance of the cell envelope, energy production, and processing of genetic information.