Sentence examples for sufficiently provision from inspiring English sources

Hence, the purpose of this study is to schedule sleeping and resources in a tradeoff manner so that an MS can conserve as much energy as possible and sufficiently provision its desired QoS.

Kühl et al. speculated that perhaps the cumulative hormone secretion of male male twins is necessary to induce the higher maternal investment needed to sufficiently provision twin males in utero.

However, for some banks of our sample, these credits are not sufficiently provisioned.

The study design might not have accounted sufficiently for provision of bioavailable zinc to a regulated site of absorption.

Bridging between formal and non-formal approaches, e.g. community schools, is required to create a sufficiently complete education provision.

First, practitioners (93%%) felt they were not reimbursed sufficiently for the provision of endodontic services in the NHS primary dental care [ 6].

Societal levers today safeguard some socially valuable services, but the present policy environment is neither sufficient nor sufficiently integrated to achieve coherence between the choices of resource owners and wider societal aspirations for ecosystem service provision.

When managers are sufficiently guided by social preferences, incentive provision through an organizational mode based on informal implicit contracts may provide a cost-effective alternative to a more formal mode based on explicit contracts and active monitoring.

The evidence here, specific to England, suggests that local provision may not be sufficiently responsive to the needs of people with dementia living at home.

The opinion of Attorney General Kokott, issued on 19th January 2012, seemed to indicate that the International Treaty did "not include any provisions which are unconditional and sufficiently precise as to challenge the validity of EU legislation on the marketing of seeds".

Male nutrient provisioning therefore ensures females live sufficiently long to have time to convert their wing muscles into more eggs.