Sentence examples for upstream technology from inspiring English sources

During the last years, the upstream technology for the production of biopharmaceuticals has been considerably improved.

The upstream technology has tremendously been upgraded from host cells used for manufacturing to bioreactors type and capacity.

Then, in the late 1990s, researchers reported a series of encouraging, albeit preliminary, advances in silicon optics (see "Upstream," Technology Review, June 2001).

One of the difficulties faced by suppliers of any upstream technology is that they must ensure that its use is already envisaged in the design of the downstream products that will incorporate the technology.

Keynote speakers included Ahmed Hashmi, global head of upstream technology at BP Rob Morgann, CEO for energy storage at GE Power Roy Kugaa, VP for grid integration and innovation at PG&E; and Steve Westly, founder and managing partner of The Westly Group.

These advances in upstream technology have resulted in efforts to develop efficient downstream strategies for these products, many of which exploit affinity-based strategies [22].

The tenant, Upstream Technologies, appears to be a dummy corporation that rented the office only last month.

This requires companies to allow upstream technologies and components to be sold to downstream product and systems competitors.

In 2006, the Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation, and Public Health, recommended the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) play a "bigger role in promoting" patent pools for upstream technologies relevant to developing countries.

Ms. Lopez, according to the documents, gained after-hours entrance to the office building and the office suite where the Association for Competitive Technology has its offices using the pass key of an entity called Upstream Technologies, which had rented an office nearby last month.

Increasing demand for therapeutic proteins have triggered manufacturers to consider continuous upstream technologies to achieve greater process efficiencies; however, such technologies have an inherent variability, resulting in output streams of varying compositions and properties.