overproduction造句

Use "pull" systems to avoid overproduction.

Finally, he has added a gene that causes overproduction of another protein, follistatin.

Foreign investors have faced their own pricing troubles in a world gas market that faces overproduction.

Viewed from the supply and demand of commodity, the current commodity market can be characterized by overproduction.

Fragile X neurons lack the ability to mute messages from the mGluR5 receptor, leading to an overproduction of protein.

So to prevent overproduction, the upstream doesn't "push" finished parts to the downstream, but instead it is the downstream that actively pulls (fetches) the parts from the upstream.

In Jiamusi, there is an overproduction of boars occurring in the city as the natural and ecological environment has begun to improve over the past few years.

In Russian Far East the buyer's market is forming under conditions of inadequate production capacity, not overproduction, for example, many consumer goods are still dependent on import.

They make it a "pull" system, creating a balance between sustaining "continuous flow" (eliminating the waste of waiting) and "minizing WIP" (eliminating the waste of overproduction).

BUT even without this flaw, even without overproduction, in "ordinary" times, even in a boom, great wealth and great poverty are two sides of the same capitalist coin.

This rise in exports has been greeted with cheer in an industry that has faced dire problems, due to falling consumption in France, overproduction and greater competition from New World wineries.

It kept its target at 28.8m barrels a day but agreed to abide more faithfully to that goal by curbing overproduction-leading to a cut in actual output of 1.8%.

It would also move away from traditional subsidies and production quotas - and eventually scrap a practice of making farmers set aside 10 percent of their land due to overproduction.