Sentence examples for distribution specialized from inspiring English sources

Traditional diagnostics often rely on costly reagents, cold-chain distribution, specialized equipment and technical personnel, all of which are largely unattainable on-site.

From then on he established a series of ventures in different segments of the economy including frozen food service, real estate, sugar and a motor vehicle and parts distribution company specialized in Daihatsu products.

Mr. Chodorov, who also owns a video distribution company specializing in experimental and independent film, said the company blinked, at least a little.

The distribution of specialized and highly specialized schizothoracine fish is largely limited to the central region of the plateau [ 37].

This equation was specialized into some distributions, such as the gamma distribution, Lienhard distribution, and Nakagami-m distribution.

After U.S. independence, mahogany from the French [End Page 779] and Spanish Caribbean, a newly specialized timber distribution system within the United States, and the adoption of mahogany veneers (thin layers of mahogany laid over a cheaper wood), made mahogany furnishings more accessible to American buyers even as the tree became rarer in the wild.

Metcash Ltd. is a wholesale distribution company, which specializes in grocery, liquor, hardware and other fast moving consumer goods.

Sharethrough operates an ad platform and distribution network that specializes in taking high-quality video ads and making them spread like wildfire through various social channels.

Specialized importers of organic products supply other distribution channels (natural food stores, specialized fruit and vegetable shops, small processors in gastronomy, etc.).

This education will be provided by the Dutch Institute for Rational Use of Medicine (IVM), which is specialized in the distribution of information and solutions for the proper, safe, affordable and effective use of medicine.

Another non-electrical sNPWT system, SNaP, manufactured by Spiracur, encountered these challenges during trials in Tanzania: despite its ability to operate without electricity, limited distribution channels for its highly specialized, spring-powered components and high prices (180 200 USD/device) created obstacles to scaling up use of the system [ 15, 16].