Sentence examples for availability and abundance from inspiring English sources
A. Changes in the availability and abundance of prey.
Based on its availability and abundance, photocatalytic kaolinite clay ceramic adsorbent is environmentally friendly and economically viable for developing countries.
Other areas that are prime for disruption by startups include underwriting and risk scoring; both areas are being reinvented today through the availability and abundance of new data types.
Thus, with considering to low cost, availability and abundance of date-palm cultivation in Iran (242000 ha), it seems that date-palm wastes can be replaced with perlite media for growing of certain vegetable in Iran.
The choice of wood ash, rice bran and poultry manure as source of organic materials in the research study was because of their availability and abundance in large quantities from the experimental location and its surrounding communities where majority of the farmers are predominantly cassava, rice growers with associated processing mills and poultry producers.
Besides epigenetic factors, also availability and abundance of single nucleotides affect activation of origins of replication [34] and could play a role in variations of replication fork rates.
For medical and cosmetic reasons, lipoaspirate material is routinely extracted from the human body due to its availability, accessibility and abundance.
The most promising materials are carbon spheres because of their commercial availability, price, and abundance [6].
As a biopolymer, it has been broadly used in numerous biomedical and environmental applications due to its biocompatibility, biodegradability, commercial availability, and worldwide abundance associated with its eco-friendly properties [20].
The genomic locations of the 5' exons, introns and TSSs cannot easily be predicted computationally nor derived from high-throughput EST or CAGE experiments, which have overlooked OR transcripts due to issues of tissue availability and transcript abundance.
The fruiting peak was higher towards the end of the dry season and at the beginning of the wet season in a palm swamp community, associated with the reduction of soil water availability and the abundance of herbaceous species (Ramírez and Brito 1987).
