Sentence examples for availability as a function from inspiring English sources

Secondly, KML overlays will be analyzed for use of determining: (i) raw material and products availability as a function of location, and (ii) modes of transportation as a function of emissions.

In contrast to what is known about the vertical distributions, any attempt to estimate spatial (i.e. horizontal) availability as a function of phenotypes is challenging as it can be affected by several factors of which little is known (Erzini et al. 2003).

Figure 4 presents the availabilities as a function of σMSPE 0 with different cut-off elevations.

The latter is based on the concavity of the entropy function and the use of thermodynamic availability as a Lyapunov function.

Note that since E[R] or E[Y] is fixed, the server availability increases as a function of E[Y] in the former case and decreases as a function of E[R] in the later case.

Availability: ROAST is implemented as a function in the Bioconductor package limma available from www.bioconductor.org Contact: [email protected] Supplementary information: Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.

Furthermore, the relative change in nutrient availability can be expressed as a function of the relative changes in food prices and per capita income as the following: d φ k ∕ φ k = Σ j ( Σ i e ij a ki q i ∕ φ k ) ( d p j ∕ p j ) + ( Σ i η i a ki q i ∕ φ k ) ( d m ∕ m ) = Σ j π kj ( d p j ∕ p j ) + ρ k ( d m ∕ m ), (6).

The implications concerning paleogeochemical availability of respiratory substrates as a function of the oxidation state of the environment are discussed.

Also needed is research on personal, cultural, and institutional barriers to intervention availability, delivery, and effectiveness as a function of population-group membership, as well as the mechanisms of intervention that work best to prevent disease in population groups experiencing health disparities.

Data label availability is a function of the underlying application.

Fig. 4 The availabilities of navigation solutions as a function of user-defined MSPE (σMSPE 0) with the different cut-off elevations,10°, 20° and 30° in subplots from (a) to (c).