Sentence examples for anticipated availability from inspiring English sources
Arsenal will go into the match bolstered by the return of Özil and anticipated availability of Sánchez as their walking wounded start returning to contention.
Oscar's anticipated availability after a knee injury might also allow Mourinho to rest Fàbregas while Kenedy and Loïc Rémy – a player Chelsea fought to retain over the summer, but whose involvement has been limited to 45 minutes in the Community Shield – may offer some pace and urgency.
This strategy is now viable given the anticipated availability of complete continuous genetic information using haplomic technology [7].
The anticipated availability of vaccines targeting this serogroup prompted an assessment of the epidemiology of serogroup B disease in Ontario, Canada.
Whilst external contributions are generally contingent upon additionality, it is conceivable governments' budget allocation decisions are informed by the anticipated availability of other funds.
Large winter milk production in the EU, better than anticipated availability in Oceania and torpid import demand have caused international prices of all the dairy commodities covered by the Index to dip, with Whole Milk Powder (WMP) being the most affected.
Information on the response of seedling to anticipated water availability is urgently needed in regions where tree seedlings may experience more frequent water deficits.
This ability might enable plants to increase their performance by responding to both current and anticipated resource availabilities in their immediate proximity.
These recommendations also proposed to create a national network able to cope with increased demand during an H1N1 influenza-like epidemic and with any broadening of indications stemming from ongoing trial results and the anticipated increase in availability of equipment and consumables.
The WHO Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on immunization recommended that use of O/W adjuvants was important in view of the anticipated limited vaccine availability at global level [18].
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommended production and use of oil-in water adjuvants (and live attenuated influenza vaccines), based on an anticipated limited vaccine availability on a global level [ 4].
