Sentence examples for variation in supply from inspiring English sources

Colonization of novel habitats in this system seems therefore to be strongly influenced by stochastic variation in supply of colonists and their ability of colonists to utilize and move through he surrounding matrix, rather than on the quality of habitat itself.

Sunlight, the energy source for Prochlorococcus, undergoes a regular and dramatic variation in supply each day.

In public facilities any variation could have been due to variation in supply of antibiotics to public health facilities from the main central store (though correlation of use with availability was not done).

In particular, we wished to study the effects of insulin when they would be unaffected by variation in supply of amino acids, so we chose to make amino acids available at a high concentration, sufficiently high so that any effects of alteration of blood flow or delivery would be obviated.

National variation in supply and pricing of liquid milk prompted the government in 1943 to appoint a 'Milk Commissioner' to investigate the measures required to ensure adequate supplies of good quality milk to the population (to every household) at reasonable prices.

Intermittent supply is already being tackled with interconnectors - basically, huge cables connecting the UK with European countries like Norway to manage variations in supply coming from renewables.

FFPG allows energy supply adjustments to meet market fluctuations and increase resilience to contingencies such as weather disruptions, technological changes, and variations in supply of energy resources.

This storage device isn't built for long-term storage ("long-term" in this business being 12 hours), but it's fine for evening out minute-to-minute variations in supply and demand on a grid.

This illustrates the importance of considering variations in supply amount and its effect on the supply chain design to be able to provide accurate estimates of the biomass delivery cost.

Global supply chains are more than ever under threat of major disruptions caused by devastating natural and man-made disasters as well as recurrent interruptions caused by variations in supply and demand.

The Future Energy Scenario Assessment FESAA) software model used for this study is unique in providing a holistic, high resolution, functional analysis, which incorporates variations in supply resulting from weather-dependent renewable energy generators.