replenishment

replenish | American Dictionary

replenish
verb[ T ]
us/rɪˈplen·ɪʃ/
to fill something again, or return something to its earlier condition:
We need to replenish our cookie supply.

replenish | Business English

replenish
verb[ I or T ]
 formaluk /rɪˈplenɪʃ/us
to return, or make something return, to an earlier level or size:
Industrial fishing methods don't give fish stocks a chance to replenish.
Some firms are planning ahead to replenish retiring work forces.
Increases in taxes will help replenish the fund.

replenishment

noun[ U ]
The warehouse operation deals with the replenishment of stock.

Examples of replenish

replenish
However, a proportion also exits the cell cycle and will replenish the peripheral pool of infected memory cells.
To keep seed availability roughly constant throughout our experiments, baits were replenished when necessary.
This is not ideal for long-term experiments because the chamber must be replenished with air periodically, subjecting the seeds to abrupt changes in oxygen concentration.
Traps were visited weekly to remove moths and replenish water and detergent with pheromone lures renewed every four to five weeks.
Both the honey and the cotton sticks were replenished at weekly intervals and care was taken to keep cotton sticks wet.
Examples were trajectory following while formation flying, classifying, disposing, replenishing and so on.
The availability of essential drugs is likely to be influenced more by customer demand and availability of funds to replenish stocks.
In agriculture, it favoured organic methods, which, it was believed, would both replenish the soil and produce healthy food to improve the racial diet.
Our results will probably not only mirror neuronal, but also glia cell dysfunction, because the latter replenishes the glutamate pool.
Lateral movement of extrasynaptic receptors to the synapse (4) can also replenish receptors at this location.
The leakage there was made as small as possible and was replenished by continually supplying air to the inside of the model.
The salt solutions in the desiccators were replenished as needed to maintain fully saturated conditions as water was absorbed from the seeds.
Medium was left unchanged for the first 6 days and replenished every 3 days.
Opening the jars for this purpose also served to replenish oxygen and maintain aerobic conditions.
Mortality was recorded daily and the honey replenished as needed.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.