Sentence examples for apparent availability of from inspiring English sources

Even with the apparent availability of alternative financing, Mr. Ginsburg is sticking to the plan.

The different feeding frequencies did not influence the apparent digestibility of protein and apparent availability of calcium and phosphorus in the feed supplied to the bullfrogs.

It has been suggested from animal studies that caloric intake may be the primary effector for many hormonal, metabolic, physiologic, and behavioral responses that coordinate reproductive strategy to apparent availability of food.

69 This appears to support conclusions in a recent Ontario study 68 that the actual availability of psychiatrists in Toronto is much lower than the apparent availability since many psychiatrists care for relatively small number of high-income patients.

The available structures were selected by hand based upon diversity, molecular size, and apparent availability.

The need for on-orbit assembly also becomes apparent, as availability of a HLV alone does not provide sufficient payload capabilities for any manned mission targeting NEOs.

To further lend validity to this study, selection bias was not apparent regarding availability of lung function data.

The apparent widespread availability of inexpensive contraband tobacco in Ontario has been viewed with concern because of its relationship with increased tobacco consumption and decreased quitting intentions [ 10- 13].

Some progress was apparent for availability of vitamin K to prevent haemorrhagic disease of the newborn with additional data suggesting parallel improvements in use; 19/189 (10%) and 843/1213 (70%) eligible newborns received vitamin K in 2006 and 2012, respectively.

As we enter the new millennium, stark contrasts are already apparent between the availability of these natural resources and the billions of humans who require them to sustain life.

However, no striking differences were apparent in the availability of different levels of care providers or access to government hospitals.