Nevertheless, previous studies have focused exclusively on obtaining and analyzing pure cultures, which did not address the key question of how microbial interactions enable the sustenance of communities.
In the event of this information being accurate, we ask this government to waive said restrictions so as to enable us to procure requisite acreage for our sustenance and well-being. . . .
Even with this extra staff, the greatest challenge is educating all stakeholders — from government agencies to the construction industry to the public — about the need for regulations, guidelines and new technologies that will enable coastal cities and communities to protect themselves, provide sustenance and bounce back faster after a storm.
Thus by planting an acorn today, one would help enable a renaissance in balanoculture (the cultivation of oaks for sustenance) by 2047.
It is a form of cooperation that is thought to have enabled the emergence and sustenance of human society as it is today, she said.
And Bayern believe European football needs rescuing from Abramovich's extraordinary sustenance that enabled Chelsea to weather a £140m loss last season.
Together, these contributions provide critical financial sustenance that enables the GSE's high caliber of scholarship, research, and practice on a consistent and ongoing basis.
"The gentile worker has spent his life in providing sustenance for the Jewish parasite, enabling the parasite to live in luxury while the gentile worker labors long hours each day in order to survive on a mere subsistence level.
Again, I turn to the Bank of England report for sustenance: "The trading of credit risk in financial markets enables risk to be better diversified across the system as a whole".
Another range of options enables direct human food production from tree-related biomass, such as extracting sustenance from leaves (for example, pine needle tea) (Kim and Chung 2000), and mushrooms growing on woody residues.
