Sentence examples for and increasing availability of from inspiring English sources
Their clinical performance and increasing availability of various types, sizes, and functions are increasing VAD recognition.
Competition with and disturbance of wild ungulates (snow leopard prey) is increasing, and hunting pressure – greatly amplified by radical improvements and increasing availability of firearms – has led to rapid decreases in wildlife populations.
Recent developments in geographic information systems (GIS) and increasing availability of activity/travel micro-data combine to encourage innovation in visualization and exploration of behavioral outcomes of urban processes.
WASHINGTON — In an apparent effort to minimize diplomatic turbulence with the Mexican government, the Obama administration has been delaying for weeks the release of a Justice Department report that describes a "high and increasing" availability of methamphetamine mainly because of large-scale drug production in Mexico.
In particular, because of availability from the long-lived 68Ge (T1/2 = 270 days)/68Ga (T1/2 = 68 min) generator system and increasing availability of PET-CT, the 68Ga-labeled PSMA targeted agent is receiving widespread interest and is one of the fastest growing radiopharmaceuticals for PET-CT imaging.
Both countries have emerging middle classes, and increasing availability of cheap and cheerful cars.
Abundances were positively correlated with late successional qualities of forest, such as increased domination by mesophytic tree species and increased availability of wood debris.
Meaningful tort reform can result in a cost saving to the insured and increased availability of commercial liability insurance.
In Rwanda, for example, large-scale mosquito-net distribution and increased availability of ACT has resulted in a 40% reduction in childhood malaria deaths between 2001 and 2008.
Does a school-based intervention to promote and increase availability of lower fat foods increase sales to students?
The official figures showed that prices in the capital continued to surge during the month, driven by a combination of the weak pound and continued hunger of overseas investors, and increased availability of mortgages for UK buyers.
