Sentence examples for sufficient exploitation from inspiring English sources
Dose limiting systemic toxicity prevents sufficient exploitation of the steep dose response relationship of most anticancer agents.
It is not sufficient for exploitation in only one part of the stock to be regulated, as unregulated exploitation elsewhere in the stock could cause uniform depletion across the entire stock.
In terms of a cost effective management policy, the percentage of maximum allowed traffic volume must reflect to sufficient road exploitation.
In addition, natural resources did not exist in sufficient quantities for easy exploitation, and the cultivation of land could not support the rising population.
Furthermore, this high proportion of matrix flow assures sufficient water for constant exploitation also during dry season.
Providing sufficient weathering rates full exploitation of this resource is not possible given the environmental and amenity value of some of the rock formations.
This inability to act has lead Stephanie and her team to seek amendments of the Crimes Act to give sufficient protection to victims of exploitation.
2. Is it possible to collect sufficient respondent 'coverage' rates for exploitation in implementation programmes?
Whittaker [ 36], in a case study of reproductive tourism in Asia, argues that GATS and current global regulation are not sufficient to address problems of exploitation and how to balance reproductive autonomy of individuals with the protection of rights of others.
However, wide variation in survival, tillering and elongation ability in response to SF among genotypes indicated that sufficient genetic variability is present for exploitation through breeding, and that several largely independent physiological mechanisms probably underpin this variation.
Although this addition increases the protections for trial participants in LMICs, 7 8 9 it is not sufficient to protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation because of the low chances that a trial will result in a successful treatment.
