Sentence examples for derived supply from inspiring English sources

From a practitioner's perspective, the derived supply chain models serve as best practices for managers of multi-national companies, local entrepreneurs, non-governmental organizations and political institutions designing, operating and regulating supply chains for low-income markets.

The properties of this distribution are described by various uncertainties which are derived from supply side, demand side and other external factors of any road network.

The properties of this distribution are described by various uncertainties which are derived from supply side, demand side and other external factors of a particular road network.

Travel time distribution is the most useful indicator to measure performance of any transportation system and properties of this distribution was influenced by various uncertainties which are derived from supply side, demand side and other external factors of any transportation system.

But the 2008 food price surge derived from supply shortages, not from speculative demand.

Cantillon held that market prices are not immediately decided by intrinsic value, but are derived from supply and demand.

All of the databases are populated with experimentally derived information supplied in the literature, with the exception of MHCBN and EPIMHC, which include information from available databases.

Phoenix (human embryonic epithelial 293T derived) cells supplied by Nolan Lab (Medical Center, Stanford University Medical School, Stanford, CA, USA), were cultured in DMEM supplemented with 10% (v/v) FCS, 1% (v/v) penicillin/streptomycin and 1% (v/v) glutamine.

The predicted amino acid sequences, accession numbers of all sequences used to derive consensus cDNA sequences, and full names of all the species from which they were derived, are supplied in the form of Additional File 1. Sequence alignments and derived concensus cDNA sequences corresponding to all eIF4E-family members identified are available through the 'eIF4E-family member database [ 35].

We derive four supply chain indices – evenness, resilience, continuity of supply and climate resilience – to estimate the performance of simple and complex supply chains in each industry.

Specifically, fed cattle prices decline in years 1 and 2 and increase over years 3 10 reflecting long-run supply being more elastic than short-run supply and a multitude of derived demand and supply feedbacks captured by the model.