In case no MinMode could be calculated, i. e. no path exists that converts external nutrients into the metabolite of interest, precursors of the metabolite (as defined by metabolic maps of KEGG and MPMP) were consecutively checked with respect to their producibility until one was found that is producible, thus revealing missing reactions and transporters.
It is a source of renewable bioenergy; it can improve agricultural productivity, particularly in low-fertility and degraded soils where it can be especially useful to the world's poorest farmers; it reduces the losses of nutrients and agricultural chemicals in run-off; it can improve the water-holding capacity of soils; and it is producible from biomass waste17,18.
It is shown and discussed here, how to develop a rational upscaling process for a semi-submersible structure, under all these constraints, when the goal is to find a reasonable design of a platform, which would fit a predefined wind turbine, is producible, and has realistic dynamic behavior.
This seems especially relevant, as the questions of how to handle and manipulate the material, how to bring it into form, and what aesthetic as well as what functional outcome is producible, is essentially shaped by the tool.
This sequence was producible in both Escherichia coli cells and in vitro.
This will ensure that a customer's design will in fact be producible.
Concept number three may very well be producible.
Scientists predict it will be producible in sufficient amounts by the end of the decade.
It should be producible in particle accelerators, but nature has given confusing clues about where to look for it.
Heavy crude oils have enough mobility that, given time, they will be producible through a well bore in response to thermal recovery methods.
This chapter presents a pragmatic, simple design methodology that allows a designer to implement all but the most complex filters rapidly and have a reasonable expectation that they will be producible.
