Sentence examples for an increasing availability from inspiring English sources
It reports recent signs of an increasing availability of heroin in Europe, with opium production in Afghanistan remaining high and a shift to maritime container trafficking with new routes involving Africa, the southern Caucasus, Syria and Iraq.
There is an increasing availability of free and open access resources for chemists to use on the internet.
Likewise, there's an increasing availability of venture capital from top-tier West Coast funds, along with funds in traditional edtech hubs such as Washington, D.C., New York and Boston.
We currently verify an increasing availability of SDR platforms, which are employed in the context of the development of new platforms and research proposals in the area of CR.
In these photocatalyst-graphene composites, photogenerated electrons can be readily captured by graphene which acts as an electron acceptor, leading to an increasing availability of photogenerated electrons and holes participating in the photocatalytic reactions.
In response to an increasing availability of statistically rich observational data sets, the performance and applicability of traditional Atmospheric Cherenkov Telescope analyses in the regime of systematically dominated measurement uncertainties is examined.
This can also be seen if we look at the measure for clustering: k changes from 47.73 (control) to 23.52 (F) to 2.16 (F + A) with increasing availability of chemical information.
But the shift coincides, roughly at least, with a trend of increasing availability of more lethal weapons.
Since 2000 Uganda government through the Health Sector Strategic Plans [ 19] has been in a process of increasing availability and accessibility of emergency obstetric services in the whole country.
A strategy for increasing availability of orthopaedic surgeons for surgery would be to ensure that patients who are referred are those who are most likely to need surgery.
As a result of increasing availability, clinical study reports may in the future be incorporated into systematic reviews and other forms of evidence synthesis.
