Sentence examples for under produce from inspiring English sources

Terry Leonard, editorial director of Stars and Stripes, tells of a driver hiding papers under produce to get past a Taliban checkpoint in Afghanistan.

It will, therefore, be over-dimensioned by 10%, over-producing in the beginning, and under-producing towards the end of the life time.

Based on these findings, the present work was mainly designed to reveal (1) the precise relationship between the ethylene amount and zygote formation, and (2) the relation of in situ ethylene synthesis to zyg1 expression, using transformants that over- or under-produce ACC-oxidase (Dd-aco) involved in ethylene biosynthesis.

About the musical composition, Ahmadzaï told to Remix magazine that they "tried to under-produce many tracks to make them sound rougher than the average international pop production.

Adipocytes also under-produce adiponectin, a potent insulin-sensitising, anti-atherogenic cytokine [ 131].

Both groups tended to under-produce the 1,000 ms compared to control children (who tended to over-produce the interval).

Both differed significantly from controls (P < .001 and P = .02, respectively): probands and (to a lesser extent) affected siblings tended to under-produce the 1,000 ms interval (M = 981 ms and M = 997 ms, respectively) compared to controls (M = 1,020 ms).

The uneven slopes from the apex at 42% and 25% indicates that over-expression of membrane proteins may be less taxing on growth rate than under-expression, suggesting that it may in the cell's favor to over-produce membrane proteins than under-produce.

If future food acquisition is unpredictable, colonies may either produce more eggs than can be fed and then having to abort some (a 'no wasted food' strategy), or they may under-produce eggs and be unable to fully exploit all the resources that may become available (a 'no wasted brood' strategy) [ 1].

Accuracy (under- versus over-production) in motor timing appeared less useful: Even though accuracy was associated with ADHD (probands and affected siblings had a tendency to under-produce the 1,000 ms interval compared to controls), non-affected siblings did not differ from controls and sibling correlations were only marginally significant.

Accuracy (under- versus over production) in motor timing appears less useful: even though accuracy is associated with ADHD (probands and affected siblings have a tendency to under-produce compared to controls), non-affected siblings did not exhibit this tendency and sibling correlations were only marginally significant.