Sentence examples for supplies such that from inspiring English sources

The elimination of field weeds by herbicides and of arable farmland insects by insecticides depletes food supplies such that the birds are not able to successfully reproduce in intensively farmed agricultural landscapes.

While the cost of consumable supplies required for endoscope processing and reprocessor maintenance was slightly higher with EVOTECH ECR ($8.91 vs. $8.31 per scope), the reduced labour cost more than offset the higher cost of consumed and disposable supplies such that the total per scope costs were $11.50 with EVOTECH ECR and $11.88 with manual cleaning plus AER.

With Help to Buy, changing pension rules and other measures, they have stimulated demand without a corresponding increase in supply, such that prices go up further.

The apps change the Cr2Ca and Ca2Cr (Fig. 4) interaction processes using an innovative communication method between demands and supply such that loosely scattered freight demand is integrated (App-matching).

As Gasland shows, one frequently seen problem is that gas leaks into the water supply such that homeowners can ignite the newly flammable tap water.

The new pentagonal wheels were initially in short supply, such that only Shadowtone option SL/E sedans received them during 1981 production.

This may have resulted in down-regulation of siderophore production under high resource supply such that cooperators might have been fitter under high resources because they produce less public good.

However, these workers also determined that the response to ethylene was, more correctly, determined by tissue and P supply such that in the PR, ethylene promotes growth in low P and inhibits it in sufficient P. Likewise, in the determination of LR density, ethylene decreases density in low P (Borch et al. 1999).

Gerald Moor, of Inkerman, a British firm that supplies such services, says they are now also being sought by anxious parents, whose children are embarking on pre-university adventures.

"We say it's 95percentt accurate, but it's hard to put a number on," said Tom O'Brien, a founder and vice president of Tetracore, a company in Gaithersburg, Md., that supplies such kits to federal, state and local authorities.

Alexander Pope, in the preface to his translation of 1715, marvels that Homer supplies "such different kinds of deaths that no two heroes are wounded in the same manner... that every battle rises above the last in greatness, horror and confusion".