Sentence examples for a constant availability from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the upgrade strongly enhances the accelerator up-time since H and He beams are produced by independent ion sources, introducing a constant availability of 3He beam for fusion-related research with NRA.

This papers shows both that the major reasons why targets have not been reached, are that the current plans assume a constant availability of sufficient staff and that the loss of patients on ART has not been taken into account and that it is possible to estimate achievable targets if a limiting staff factor can be identified.

As part of gaining confidence in caring for their babies, and learning how to be mothers, women expressed views that it was better for them to do this in a context of constant professional support, or, at a minimum, the constant availability of support.

Water storage tanks can guarantee a reliable and constant availability of freshwater within the presented weeks.

Songs have become, for lack of a better word, trivial: not through any less effort from the best musicians, but through the unexpected combination of a nearly infinite supply, constant availability, suboptimum sound quality and the intangibility I've always thought I would welcome.

A woman's perception with respect to the constant availability of a skilled health worker and the adequacy of physical facilities was associated with a greater likelihood of institutional delivery.

Speaking to the Rheinische Post on Tuesday, Nahles said: "There is an undeniable relationship between constant availability and the increase of mental illness.

"There is an undeniable relationship between constant availability and the increase of mental illness," Nahles told the Rheinische Post.

Moreover, citrus, as one tends to forget in this culture of constant availability, is a winter crop.

Tutors appreciated the constant availability of a contact consultant in case of problems or questions.

It may also be due to the constant availability of a web forum where users can post comments in 'real-time', such as on their return from a difficult GP consultation, or in the middle of the night when they are in pain and unable to sleep.