Sentence examples for including pressures from inspiring English sources
The regulator is also planning to have a look at the other factors affecting the universal service, including pressures on the parcels side of the business.
Up to 20% of GPs' time is spent on problems with social causes, and social prescribing could be a way to manage increasing demands on the NHS, including pressures on GPs' time.
The report provides the most comprehensive picture to date of how British families fare compared with counterparts in 26 European countries, based on an analysis of 25 indicators, including pressures of money, work, parenting and living conditions.
The model is applied to different syngas mixtures and operating conditions, including pressures up to 20 atm and temperatures between 600 and 1300 K.
Experiments were performed at CO2 and methane pressures up to 780 bar, including pressures corresponding to zero average contrast condition (ZAC), which is the pressure where no scattering from the accessible pores occurs.
The relative permeabilities for gas and liquid as functions of corresponding phase saturations have been studied with 1300 newly measured data pairs of pressure drop and liquid holdup obtained for a wide range of commercially relevant operating conditions (including pressures up to 50 bar) as well as types of packing (both in terms of size and shape).
However, other types of filters may be used, including pressure filters, diatomaceous earth filters, and microstrainers.
This 436-page book proceeds, food by food, through assorted cooking methods, including pressure-cooking and microwave heating.
The project was eventually abandoned; a death by a thousand cuts including pressure from his financiers and from Stalin himself.
"People are being exposed to all kinds of things at a much earlier age, including pressure to compete," Dr. Boyd adds.
He claimed that while he faced pressure to reduce airport queues – including pressure from ministers – he could never be accused of compromising security for convenience.
