Sentence examples for readily available sources from inspiring English sources

About 60% of the nitrogen applied to crops worldwide is not needed, as well as about half of the phosphorus, an element whose readily available sources are dwindling.

Most importantly, policymakers may not care about these debates; they tend to beg, borrow or steal information from readily available sources.

"With a range of readily available sources, such as energy drinks, gums and inhalers, adolescents and young adults can easily overdose.

By leveraging their natural metabolic processes, bacteria could be re-programmed to convert readily available sources of natural energy into pharmaceuticals, plastics and fuel products.

If we are going to keep juries we need to trust them to judge cases on the evidence, however irresistible the temptation to consult readily available sources of information.

Among these energy sources, hydropower and nuclear energy (operated under western safety and environmental standards) are the most readily available sources capable of supplying vast amount of energy at a competitive price.

For such strategies to succeed, a readily available source of myogenic precursor cells must be identified.

The reason was that it was so inefficient that it was only practical where there was a readily available source of coal.

The extracellular matrix (ECM) represents an appealing and readily available source of SMCs for use in tissue engineering.

Adipose tissue is a readily available source of multipotent adult stem cells for use in tissue engineering/regenerative medicine.

Though the Mongols used wood and currently also use coal as fuel sources, animal dung was often the most readily available source.