Sentence examples for supply evident from inspiring English sources

In all instances, the 60 min perfusion resulted in an ovary of normal appearance containing numerous primordial, pre-antral and antral follicles (Table  III) with an apparently normal ovarian vascular pedicle with an abundant ovarian blood supply evident on Doppler ultrasound (Fig.  6B D).

A glut of supply is evident in America's jobs market: the unemployment rate rose to 6.5% in October.

The strangulation of supply became evident in the government's drug seizure statistics.

After the announcement of the device, a lack of supply was evident.

Moreover, a rich blood supply was evident, with numerous muscular arterioles, thin-walled veins and a network of fine capillaries within the connective tissue septa.

Indeed, attempts by health workers to build partnerships with their clients to provide the missing supplies were evident during health education talks and the day-to-day running of antenatal clinics as indicated in the explanation by Maria (not real name) a midwife at Mbale Regional Referral Hospital during one of the health education talks, Thank you for coming........

The naïveté of this supply hypothesis is evident from the fact that the behaviour of firms is described without any reference to the costs of their inputs or to the price of their outputs; the business sector passively adapts output and income generated to the level of aggregate demand.

The most evident supply increase is the establishment of services in the low-cost niche, which rather complements than competes with the incumbent's supply.

The same spirit was in evident supply at Kendall College.

This shortage in tRNA supply is particularly evident given the demand: AGG is the second most highly used codon for arginine in the yeast genome (Supplementary file 1A).

Here, we present an integrative approach to identify transcriptomic differences that may contribute to variation of the kinetics of metabolic processes under diminished oxygen and nutrition supply that is evident during muscle conversion to meat.