Sentence examples for high stores from inspiring English sources
Women need high stores of iron, Dr. Shlain says, because they menstruate every month, become pregnant and nurse.
Menstruating women are unlikely to have a problem, but for others with high stores the recommended treatments include phlebotomy and frequent blood donation.
He still must reach a decision on how to calculate the emissions created when food crops have been displaced by fuel crops, and when areas containing high stores of carbon like grasslands, peat lands or forests are chopped down to produce the food crops elsewhere.
The commission has developed a certification system, and it now is considering additional criteria to curb a phenomenon known as indirect land use change, in which areas containing high stores of carbon — like grasslands, peat lands or forests — are cleared to replace food production lost to biofuel crops.
The commission already is agonizing over how much to tighten the rules on biofuels to curb a phenomenon called indirect land use change, in which areas containing high stores of carbon dioxide, like grasslands, peat lands or forests, are stripped to produce food crops.
The shaming of penitents' families and descendants was a fearful matter in a society setting such high store by visible honour.
This plastic deformation created microstructure defects in titanium that have a high stored energy.
Experiment Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) has a high stored energy superconducting toroidal field (TF) magnet system, so a quench protection is required to discharge the TF coils stored energy.
Moreover, the high amount of deformed fraction with high stored energy acts as one of the main reasons for high susceptibility of this steel against SSRT.
Obviously, the performance of CH3NH3PbI3/carbon devices decays rapidly, since the high humidity and high storing temperature accelerate the degradation of CH3NH3PbI3 perovskite light absorber.
The high stored energy per unit volume calls for a very efficient quench detection and fast quench propagation in order to avoid damage due to overheating.
