Sentence examples for a group of available from inspiring English sources

We have examined two different selection schemes which are asymptotical and semi-conventional policies to select the best two and four relays from a group of available relays in the same cluster by using local measurements of the instantaneous channel conditions in the context of legacy systems which adopt max(min type policies.

Furthermore, the method for probe selection can be applied to any species, given a group of available whole genome sequences.

The fact that PPARγ1 was shown to be expressed in inflammatory cells and that there was a group of available synthetic agonists of PPARγ that were approved as drugs (for the treatment of type 2 diabetes) raised the appealing prospect that the same drugs could easily be used to modulate inflammation as well.

But he did try, taking his troubles to the Comrades, a group of vigilantes available for hire.

They have a group of apps available right now which have seen over six million downloads already.

Next, we compare the BER performance of the best two-relay selection from a group of N available relays, N=4, with distributed Alamouti code with the best single relay selection in the presence of relay selection feedback errors, when quadrature phase-shift keying symbols are used in transmission.

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are a group of widely available, inexpensive medicines.

The following commentary illustrates this position: It is not unusual for researchers to undertake a research project only because there is a group of students available — this becomes their cohort — and a new course is given to them.

This result points to the deficiencies of the Brazilian public health system in recognizing this important pharmacological need for child care and thereby limiting the access of these children to a group of efficacious, available, and low risk therapeutic medications.

Kershaw is right, there's a strange group of available players, led by Chicago White Sox clubhouse seamstress Chris Sale.

Above all, we need to emphasize that the central component of improving access is not simply handing over of the responsibility of delivering PT to less trained persons, but sharing these with a wider group of available human resources so as to ultimately close the 'psychological treatment gap' globally.