Sentence examples for availability and potential from inspiring English sources
On the day the generic version of Prozac became available, Merck-Medco informed the 25,000 doctors who were the top prescribers of Prozac and also alerted patients online of the availability and potential savings.
The organic materials used in the present study were selected based on their availability and potential for carbon sequestration.
They are assessed regarding their envelope solar potential for energy production, daylight availability and potential solar gains.
The disposal and use of solid industrial wastes like phosphogypsum, fluorogypsum, fly ash, slag, and lime sludge, is significant in view of their availability and potential applications.
Moreover, taking into account its widespread use, availability and potential to capture behavioural markers, mobile-connected technologies could be strong candidates to fill and complement at least at some degree the gaps that biological markers couldn't.
However, donor morbidity induced by the autograft, limited donor availability and potential risk of immunorejection of the allograft have encouraged the development of potential alternatives such as bioengineered nerve grafts.
The silo approach also limits the availability-and potential use-of ART information at district level because ART data by-pass the DHIS, and undermines national policy intents of integrated district management [ 29, 30].
This paper provides an economic assessment of thorium availability by creating cumulative-availability and potential mining-industry cost curves, based on known thorium resources.
The WEHAM model ("Projection modelling of forest development and timber harvesting potential") estimates the potential roundwood availability and related potential forest development, especially the growing stock over the next 40 years [13, 14].
The WEHAM model ("Projection modelling of forest development and timber harvesting potential") estimates the potential roundwood availability and related potential forest development, especially the growing stock over the next 40 years [ 13, 14].
Telephone-delivered intervention has a greater accessibility and potential availability of participants for the interview than face-to-face provided support.
