Sentence examples for consistent inventory from inspiring English sources

First, there just aren't enough companies at that scale to expect VCs to have a consistent inventory of them.

Our case study from Berlin could use remotely sensed individual tree species as consistent inventory of a life cycle assessment.

A consistent inventory, and providing the large quantities contractors need, is important.

We use a consistent inventory of methods and data to model global material flows.

Without a consistent inventory of emissions associated with these services, predictions of the relative importance of different demand reduction options may be confusing or inaccurate.

The aim of this case study is to assist scientists and professional practitioners to provide basic long-term prognoses for environmental awareness and to utilize the recent progress made in remote sensing, such as providing a more consistent tree inventory.

Over the course of the IPCC monitoring period, the FIA program made a transition from state-by-state multiyear periodic inventories selected on a rotating basis – with reporting standards largely tailored to regional requirements – to nationally consistent, annual inventories (where a proportion of plots is measured in each state each year) designed for large-scale strategic requirements.

For instance, keeping your prices and inventory consistent across platforms is a no-brainer, though some retailers seem to think their customers won't notice (newsflash: they do).

Grocery store management saw the decision to end tobacco sales as enhancing the stores' image and consistent with their inventory of healthy foods.

Lidar height data collected by the Geosciences Laser Altimeter System (GLAS) from 2002 to 2008 has the potential to form the basis of a globally consistent sample-based inventory of forest biomass.

These findings are consistent with previous inventories; an average of 3.8 + 0.5 products (95% CI, 3.34 4.34) were inventoried among the 2,447 households included in the U.S. EPA National Home and Garden Pesticide Use Survey (Whitmore et al. 1992).