Sentence examples for accumulating adequate from inspiring English sources

Staff members were of the opinion that the institution would have to shoulder the expenses in the event that the employee dies before accumulating adequate benefits to offset the loans.

To the Editor: "From Here to Retirement" correctly assesses the failure of the 401(k) revolution to help workers accumulate adequate funds for their retirements.

In the next 26 h only pure oxygen was fed to the gasifier with a flow rate of 3.6 5 m3/h to heat the coal seam and to accumulate adequate heat energy for subsequent lignite gasification.

Workers and employers need to contribute 10 to 15percentt of wages a year to accumulate adequate retirement income.

There are several technical or scientific challenges that must be met before oilseed crops can be engineered to accumulate adequate levels of LC-PUFA.

This was likely due to the recent gene duplication that has not yet accumulated enough substitutions to give adequate statistical power.

Speaking from our own experience in the activist arena, we generally skip over companies in desperate need of shareholder engagement simply because they are in jurisdictions where the disclosure rules make accumulating an adequate position impractical.

We followed up this population for a sufficiently long period and accumulated an adequate number of incident cases of prostate cancer.

This epistasis confirms that, even when Hog1 is absent, loss of Ypk1-mediated Fps1 channel opening is sufficient for cells to accumulate an adequate amount of glycerol to physiologically cope with hyperosmotic stress.

This leads to a build-up of intermediate fatty acids along the biosynthetic pathway, with the eventual result being that the terminal product (e.g. DHA) does not accumulate to adequate levels.

For a small-scale radiopharmacy that has a well-established history of SSRP preparation, the process of validation can be accomplished using historical batch records, provided that there are adequate accumulated data to support a conclusion that the current process yields batches meeting predetermined acceptance criteria.