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High-yielding agricultural systems have specifically high nitrogen (N) demand which cannot be supplied by soil N reserves.

The whole foetus is covered by this technique, even in the third trimester, because of a large field of view (FOV) [12], which cannot be supplied by ultrasound.

Anaerobic capacity and anaerobic power are widely involved in different combat sports because the decisive moments in these sports involve great energy demands, which cannot be supplied solely by oxidative metabolism [10].

At 8 00 a.m. to 12 00 p.m., the cooling load for the building's indoor temperature decrease is preferentially provided by the base chiller units and the residual part which cannot be supplied by the base chiller units is provided by the stored ice in the ice-storage tank.

The glyoxylate shunt and the malic enzymes appear to be relevant in this quadruple mutant to produce PYR, which cannot be supplied through the normal PEP to PYR route.

E_{EENS} = sumnolimits_{{q in S_{F} }} {L_{q} cdot P_{q} } (5 where S F is the set of fault states in which all load buses cannot be supplied completely; q the specific scenario; L q is the total amount of shed loads; and P q the occurrence probability of scenario q.

As Jefferson Davis (1999) notes, the ultimate hope which is crucial in theology cannot be supplied by the laws of physics.

This is a device located under my skin that gives my doctors access directly to my Superior Venna Cava, which is useful for medications that cannot be supplied through a small arm vein such as corrosive chemo-therapies.

Their places cannot be supplied by any number of lesser intelligences.

However, fast growing tumors need to be supplied with nutrients and oxygen which cannot be sufficiently sustained by diffusion alone and so requires sustained angiogenesis [ 1].

It is also an offence, inside or outside a security area, to be found in possession of supplies which cannot be satisfactorily accounted for, or to directly or indirectly provide supplies to another person, in circumstances which raise the reasonable presumption referred to above.