Sentence examples for improved supply and from inspiring English sources

Increased milk production requires high intakes of crude protein in the diet, and/or improved supply and ratios of amino acids (AAs) delivered to the duodenum in order to meet animal needs for milk and milk protein synthesis.

Strong prices across metals and an improved supply and demand outlook are encouraging metals and mining companies to refocus on growth, according to Citi analyst Alan Heap, who said his expectations for capital spending within the sector has increased by 20% since March.

The results warrant routine monitoring of health dis-utility at a population level in concert with improved supply and scope of administrative data.

To make defensible disposal possible, organizations like the CGOC are bringing together legal, compliance, records, business and IT stakeholders from top global organizations to establish standards and improve supply-and-demand practices and mature lifecycle processes.

Many informants also held the opinion that improving working conditions for national health personnel – by topping up salaries, improved supplies and equipment, and upgrading facilities – would enhance staff productivity considerably, and go a long way in palliating present staff shortages.

Mayor Johnson's preferred remedies to the problems of the private rented sector are to improve supply and quality by "encouraging investment and extending landlord accreditation".

He was asked by President Woodrow Wilson to chair a government committee during the First World War aimed at improving supply and controlling prices in order to avert an energy crisis.

If the exchange rate were liberalised, they would push it up further, hurting exports and depressing demand.Fortunately, many of the reforms outlined this month will both improve supply and boost demand.

Related: Maasai in Tanzania: world fame but empty stomachs We need to acknowledge the means by which people have managed to get by throughout this outbreak, and to complement them with measures that improve supply and demand.

Reprints Related items Water privatisation: Raise a glassMar 20th 2003Privatising the provision of water need not mean higher charges although charging provides money to improve supply and an incentive to use water wisely.

It will improve curricula, implement best practices, and improve supply and logistics planning.