The part of the sentence 'supply can not' is not correct in written English
The correct form should be 'supply cannot'. For example: Demand is high, but supply cannot meet the needs of the customers.
Finally, medical supplies can not meet the demand of the masses, and drugs are scarce in health organization of counties and villages.
However, clinically useful parameters for prediction of tumour treatment resistance caused by insufficient blood supply can probably not be derived from a single 31P-NMR spectrum since correlations across tumour lines were not detected; additional information is needed.
Such a centralized power supply system can not only cut down the interface to the utility grid substantially but also facilitate daily management.
Concern about insufficient milk supply, therefore can not explain entirely the difference in breastfeeding rates observed in our population prior to the study, unless women of Chinese descent do not receive the necessary teaching and support to address this misinformation.
Once the pipe has been flushed, the water supply can be restored.And not only water.
At present, low-voltage side of transformer is public in urban distribution network, as inductive load of household appliances is increasing, the power factor decreased, this lead to a large loss of public transformer low voltage side, the supply voltage indicators can not meet user's requirements.
Basically, the period of time that elapses between two consecutive measurements is a phase in which the emulator is insensible to the variations of the supplied current and it can not react by setting a proper output value.
"We want to solve transportation problems in places where are no roads or places where roads are impassable – Haiti, Bhutan, New York or Los Angeles," Paola Santana, the firm's chief regulatory officer, said from Palo Alto She said company can not only supply a fleet of environmentally-friendly vehicles, but would also provide platforms for them to take off and land from.
The system includes a power board and a hybrid battery that can not only supply instantaneous high power but also maintain stable operation at critical low temperature (−30 °C).
