Sentence examples for a pool of material from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we consider a supply chain consisting of one brand name company, one contract manufacturer and a pool of material suppliers, each associated with a distinct quality level.

In doing so, Salmonella may create a pool of material close to the SCV that could be harvested to support replication.

Barring the creation of super athletes from a pool of genetic material — the stuff of Cold War-era movies about East German sports — your kids are stuck with what you can give them.

This is often done by melting the workpieces and adding a filler material to form a pool of molten material (the weld pool) that cools to become a strong joint, with pressure sometimes used in conjunction with heat, or by itself, to produce the weld.

The Mercedes-Benz of 2057 will look like classically shaped vehicles of the 1930s, but the SilverFlow is to be made of electronically arranged molecules that can be "dissembled into a pool of ferromagnetic material for easy storage".

On biopsy, this was characterized as a foreign body-type giant cell granulomatous reaction surrounding a pool of amorphous material consistent with unresorbed HA.

For analysis of Mmp9 mRNA expression levels in tumors, OCT compound-embedded tumor sections were scraped from glass slides of individual control DNAzyme or AM9D-treated tumors to form a pool of tumor material, and total RNA and cDNA was prepared and analyzed by RT-PCR asalysis as described above.

Suppose that two pairs of lines used for biparental crosses are selected from a pool of breeding materials (Fig.  4).

However, in GS, the relationship between training and breeding populations must be carefully considered with the single exception of a marker set where adjacent markers have significant LD intensities across unrelated individuals in a pool of breeding materials genotyped for the training populations.

In recognition of this need the International Society for Quality of Life Research ISOQOLL) has suggested potential topics for inclusion in a HRQoL curriculum and is working to develop a pool of educational materials that could be used when developing courses or workshops on this subject, for undergraduates, postgraduates, clinicians and researchers[ 9].

If most artistic endeavour can be seen as a selection and reorganisation from a limited pool of material (the words of a language, the gradations of colour on the spectrum, the notes of a scale) then the answer is not very much.