Sentence examples for replenishment of a from inspiring English sources

This recovery was accelerated when the concentration of cytosolic calcium was moderately increased and probably resulted from calcium-dependent replenishment of a pool of release-ready granules.

In this study we focus on the integration of inventory control and vehicle routing schedules for a distribution system in which the warehouse is responsible for the replenishment of a single item to the retailers with demands occurring at a specific constant (but retailer-dependent) rate, combining deliveries into efficient routes.

All these pathways are used to control the response to starvation and replenishment of a specific nutrient, and this biological phenomenon was the starting point for elucidating the pathways involved in more detail.

In comparison with other anaerobic processes, methanogenic hydrocarbon degradation is more sustainable over geological time scales because replenishment of an exogenous electron acceptor is not required.

The same holds true for the costs associated with each replenishment of an entire category (i.e., presorting by category in the receiving area, transporting category-specific pallets to the category location in the showroom).

Tidal heating can cause outgassing from the mantle, contributing to the formation and replenishment of an atmosphere.

The inability to cure HIV with current therapies renders its effective control much more challenging.> A feature of many STIs is the replenishment of an at-risk pool of persons as children age into adolescence and adulthood.

Worse, it appears that much of the growth has resulted largely from a replenishment of inventories, a process which largely seems to have run its course.

For replenishment of parts/materials, a company issues a tender and publishes it to a public blackboard for information exchange via the Internet using electronic tender submission form to find appropriate suppliers.

His stacks of variously printed papers appear to be minimalist sculptures but differ profoundly from those objects because the artist invites the viewer to take a sheet and makes the gallery's replenishment of the stack a part of the exhibition.

Dr. Mark Dybul, Executive Director of the Global Fund, characterized the meeting as not only a replenishment of financial resources but also a replenishment of hope, saying, "The 21st Century ideals that led to the founding of the Global Fund are now stronger than ever: partnership, shared responsibility and mutual accountability".