Sentence examples for growth resources from inspiring English sources

A combination of field trials, observational studies and modeling has been deployed to understand soil tree crop interactions, including sharing of growth resources by the system components.

"We are committed to further focusing our portfolio by shedding nonstrategic assets that can no longer compete for growth resources inside the company, and in the process generating funds for further debt reduction".

As the leaf litter in the box was broken down into small pieces and white vigorous rhizomorphs turned yellowish, it seems likely that the fungal growth resources became depleted over time.

While thinning reduces the total volume in a stand, it has the effect of re-allocating the growth resources such as light, moisture, and nutrients to the remaining trees.

The ionization and hydrolysis of ammonium chloride decrease the nucleation rate of hexagonal NiSe and the diffusion rate of growth resources, while the adsorption of ethylenediamine at {001} facets of hexagonal NiSe crystals inhibits the crystal growth in <001> directions, thus leading to various novel architectures.

Second, whether a reduction in growth rate or yield impact the frequency of the resistant type over time depends on the population structure and whether growth resources are shared or private (Pfeiffer et al. 2001; MacLean and Gudelj 2006; Frank 2010, 2014).

Imagine the lines of population growth, resource depletion and accumulation of carbon in the atmosphere going up, up and up.

Despite many NGOs wagging their fingers at corporate leaders and the known facts about population growth, resource scarcity and depleting water tables - those 30 executives concluded sustainability currently ranked as "important" but "not critical" to their companies' strategies.

"If current trends in population growth, resource depletion, climate change, terrorism, organised crime, and disease continue and converge over the next 50 to 100 years, it is easy to imagine an unstable world with catastrophic results".

The key theme of the report by the MoD's Development, Concept and Doctrines Centre (DCDC) is that the world "is likely to face the reality of a changing climate, rapid population growth, resource scarcity, resurgence in ideology, and shifts in global power from West to East" out to 2040.

But Will.i.am, founder of the hugely successful band Black Eyed Peas and the director of creative innovation at Intel, is on a mission after recognising that the world is threatened by a combination of population growth, resource scarcity, climate change and over-consumption.