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Transient availability of each state is the rate of buildup for each state.

Transient availability is considered here to correlate with the first feature proposed in Section 1.

A persistent challenge in enhancing gene therapy is the transient availability of the target gene product.

It would also mark a step on a journey that some see as the way forward: a return to the use of plant-based products that have, briefly, been overshadowed by the transient availability of cheap oil.

1) Transient availability.

The transient availability curves of the three models are shown in Fig. 7.

Because the environmental conditions that support rainfed agriculture are determined by climate, weather, and soil conditions that affect overall and transient water availability, predicting this response has proven difficult, especially in temperate regions that support much of the world's agriculture.

Second, extreme heat interacts with the dominant control exerted by transient soil moisture availability in these dryland regions such that rainfed agriculture can be restricted by any combination of dry conditions or extreme heat.

In this study, use self-optimizing control tools and apply them to the specific features of sewer systems, e.g. the continuously transient dynamics, the availability of a large number of measurements, the stochastic and unforeseeable character of the disturbances (rainfall).

However, this model may be inaccurate in the short term analysis, where the transient process of availability has not ended yet.

We hypothesize that the life strategy of the active bacteria was based on dynamic adjustment to transient water and nutrient availability whenever water film properties allowed it, whereas the inactive bacterial community relied more on maintaining functionality under drier conditions.