Sentence examples for transport producing from inspiring English sources

Currently the University is served by a bus service, which does not resolve the problem of student mobility demand in a suitable way; where possible, students prefer to use individual transport, producing congestion both on the access and on the internal campus road networks.

Among the down-regulated transcripts, there are also 30 genes that regulate molecular transport producing in KS testis a BTB barrier unable to regulate this central process [ 34].

At same time, the mitochondrial electron transport chain is a major site of reactive oxygen species (ROS) production and hypoxic stress could increase hemocyte ROS production, probably because it partially inhibits mitochondrial electron transport producing redox changes in the electron carriers that increase ROS production at complex III [ 41, 42].

Road transport produces most of both types of gunk: 83% of the fine particles and 46% of the nitrogen pollution.

Walmart has announced that it will transport produce from farms to stores faster by cutting out the middleman and buying directly from growers.

Mr. Dyomin will bring color brochures of the Antonov jet transport produced here, of the Kharkiv tractor plant lineup, of the high-energy physics laboratories and of Turboatom, with its cavernous and nearly empty production lines.

For many villagers, however, river punts with outboard motors provide the most efficient form of transport, and from more-remote areas it may still be simplest to transport produce to market by floating it downriver on bamboo rafts.

Though the canals fell into disuse with the introduction of railroads about 1830, the new form of transport produced a huge increase in tunneling, which continued for nearly 100 years as railroads expanded over the world.

Transport produces 57% of California's greenhouse gases, which are 6% of the American total, which is about 25% of the global total; so, however stiff the standards, the direct impact could be well under 1%.

Victoria Pendleton has created "the first all-female bike range" for Halfords; Cadbury have just released Crispello, a chocolate bar specifically for women; Bic recently launched a range of pens "for her" (provoking some very scathing, very funny comments on its Amazon page), and London Transport produced (and then swiftly revoked) a leaflet called Tube Tips for Women.

Debris-flow transport produced further abrasion and breakage in collagen-depleted bones.