Sentence examples for Quite unavailable from inspiring English sources

The expected number of breast cancer deaths was ascertained for two different time intervals: before 1985, when mammography use was quite unavailable in the country; and during the following years, when this radiologic procedure has become increasingly performed.

(Elvis, not quite dead, was unavailable for postmortem sightings).

The database does provide a good overview of state and customary laws for each country, but some of the figures are quite old or are unavailable.

Forest City Ratner, with real estate loans either unavailable or quite expensive, could save $191 million over seven years, according to a conservative estimate.

The convergence result is quite attractive; however, it requires unavailable system state.

Faneuil admitted that even now he wasn't quite sure why Bacanovic was unavailable.

Quite often such expert-hierarchies are unavailable and no gold standard criterion exists [13].

Although hydrogen is naturally unavailable as molecule, but its availability is quite practical with high energy contents (122 kJ/g), which makes it a perfect future energy carrier.

Furthermore, data on important confounding factors such as cigarette smoking were often unavailable, and the numbers of exposed women were quite small, thereby reducing the ability of these studies to detect even a modest effect.

Bonnaroo didn't quite sell out its 80,000 tickets this year — an exact attendance figure was unavailable — which may be in part the result of high gas prices.

First of all, it is quite a reactive compound and can be reduced in feed/premix to an unavailable metallic form by various nutrients, including ascorbic acid, and some feed ingredients.