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In the near future sophisticated cultivating of eligible plants and extraction/standardization methods (bioengineering) will allow production of targeted phytotherapeutics.

Accordingly, there has been a strong interest to produce these compounds in microbial cell factories as it will allow production of selected beneficial glucosinolates.

Understanding the mode of action and interaction of such esterase variant with the assayed substrates will allow production of interesting pharmaceutical building blocks.

Despite the agonies of the airlines, the firm reckons its cushion of orders will allow production to stay at today's levels for several years even if some customers reduce their commitments.

The agonies of the airline industry, though, are considered less worrisome.Despite the agonies of the airlines, the firm reckons its cushion of orders will allow production to stay at today's levels for several years even if some customers reduce their commitments.

Development of single-dose, tailored nano-adjuvant platforms will not only provide an effective means to induce protective immunity, but will also allow production of cost-effective vaccines that can reduce the need for multiple injections and result in greater patient compliance.

The plant will initially have ten slicing cells allowing production of 150 million pounds per year and will eventually add ten more cells to double the plant's capaicty.

It additionally allows production of endotoxin-free recombinant antibodies.

The main objective of ITER is to demonstrate the scientific and technical feasibility of a controlled fusion reaction that will allow the production of approximately 500 MW of fusion power for durations of several hundred seconds.

BFR can also do lunar surface missions without having to produce fuel locally on the moon, which will allow the production of "moon base alpha or some sort of lunar base".

Besides studying novel acceleration techniques aiming to produce high brightness short electron bunches, the ARD group at DESY is working on the design of a conventional RF accelerator that will allow the production of low charge (0.5 pC – few pC) ultra-short electron bunches (having full width half maximum, FWHM, length ≤ 1 fs – few fs).