The division was low in food supply, weapons, and ammunition, and its men suffered from low morale.
The primary ingredient of a democracy — real pluralism where people feel a common destiny, act as citizens and don't believe their minority has to be in power to be safe or to thrive — is in low supply in all these societies.
In May 2002 Pharmion inked a deal with Schering-Plough to market and distribute Refludan, which treats a disorder where platelets are in low supply, in all countries outside the U.S. and Canada.
The prospect that the American economy might grow faster than expected thanks to interest-rate cuts has also fuelled concern.When stocks are low, minor reductions in supply become significant.
Events such as the 2008 Heparin tragedy, in which patients lost their lives due to tainted pharmaceuticals, highlight the necessity for supply chain designers and planners to consider the risk of even low probability incidents in supply chains.
Chi-squared analysis (χ = 83.7, 5 df, p < 0.05) indicated that differences in qO2 existed between groups, reflecting an increase in low oxygen supply rate in capillary networks in CLP animals.
Low water supply results in shallower slopes and higher intercepts of the iv-v relationships which means a general tendency towards a size-symmetric growth partitioning of the trees in the populations in dry years.
Low Fe supply also resulted in extremely reduced Ca PQ values in roots (Figure3g), in relation to values seen in the other treatments.
Iron ore deposits at Shāṭiʾ, although low in iron content, supply the iron-steel complex at Miṣrātah.
People face shortages in food, health services, shelter and medicines, which are in worryingly low supply in Ukraine.
However, Steingrobe et al. (2001) observed enhanced root-length production at a low P supply in barley in a field experiment, which differs from our results.
