Sentence examples for of sufficient availability from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the availability of supplies and logistics is a function of sufficient availability of stock at central and block stores, which is dependent upon timely indenting and receipt of items.
The importance of ensuring sufficient availability of water is illustrated comparing potential and water-limited potato yields in Africa.
Historical operating conditions of the water system were assumed, including normal range of system pressure values and sufficient availability of water at well and tank sources to meet water demand.
Just under half (48%) of the 182 councils (out of 211) that responded said they had sufficient availability of home care and a similar proportion (44%) reported having enough places in extra care homes, which allow people to live independently with 24-hour emergency or on-site support.
A relationship with universities is already known to be a difficult task for large companies with sufficient availability of resources for the establishment of such relationships.
One of the prerequisites for the industrial application of laccases is their sufficient availability.
It can therefore be assumed that, at the time of the smelting works' establishment, the decision-makers estimated that there was sufficient availability of wood resources in the surrounding area in the medium- to long-term.
The assumption of administrative decentralization is that by giving power to recruit, LGAs will ensure sufficient availability of competent staff according to their human resource requirements.
A sufficient availability of temporary patches in the study area enabled a persistence of grey partridge populations without any support through hand-reared birds or systematic predator control.
Renewable energy sources such as solar photovoltaic can meet increasing energy demand in countries where there is sufficient availability of sun light.
Suitable temperature levels and the sufficient availability of water are crucial cultivation factors, especially for poplar and willow grown as SRC [45, 46].
