Sentence examples for avoid the shortages from inspiring English sources

According to Iwata, his company is currently doing its best to ensure continuous supply when the 3DS starts shipping to retailers in order to avoid the shortages seen when previous versions of the DS launched.

To avoid the shortages of QSAR, an approach relying on the description of both ligand and target to quantitatively analyze their relations was invented and termed as Proteochemometric (PCM) modeling in 2001 [28].

The fuzzy prediction method has been proposed by [13] to avoid the shortage of the resources in the route selection process.

First, we optimized the total amount of asparagine and glutamine in feed media to avoid the shortage of them, and we also optimized the ratio of them in feed medium to increase antibody production.

To avoid the shortage of trained auxiliary nurse midwives in the selected health facilities, additional numbers of nurses and auxiliary nurse midwives were trained during the intervention phase.

In addition, one of the mechanisms to avoid the shortage of liver grafts for transplant is the use of marginal livers, which may show higher risk of primary non-function or initial poor function.

Boeing has been working with its suppliers to prepare for the production increases, hoping to avoid the parts shortages and other problems that delayed the initial Dreamliner deliveries by several years.

Nuclear Power plans to add 16,000 megawatts to its existing power generation by 2020 to meet rising demand and help avoid the severe shortages that cause daily blackouts in many parts of the country.

Organizations that put these practices in place make better use of their existing talent and avoid the artificial shortages of talent that can be created by parochial hoarding of A players.

The fifth sultan, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, established Hyderabad on the banks of the Musi River in 1591, to avoid the water shortages experienced at Golkonda.

Nevertheless, both nations shared the common goal of increasing agricultural production through the rapid modernization and industrialization of land use to avoid the food shortages experienced after World War II (Bauerkämper, 2004).