The phrase "availability at that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability of something at a specific time or place, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to confirm the availability at that time before proceeding with the meeting."
Alternatives: "availability at that time" or "availability at that moment".
113 Importantly, a significant percentage of patients had not been previously treated with rituximab given its lack of availability at that time.
In Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal there were two moderators for each focus group and in Toronto, there was only one due to research staff availability at that time.
If you do wish to buy something that has a limited time availability at that sale price and everyone else seems to be clamoring for it, beware the rush of this pressure sales tactic getting to you.
Then, because of technology availability and costs, viral load measurements were not available at that time.
That was a given due to the industry constraints on the availability of data at that time".
First, the utility has the ability to introduce a real-time pricing scheme, based both on the demand for and availability of electricity at that time.
The antifungal treatment algorithm was applied according to guidelines, to availability of medications at that time and antifungal susceptibility testing results.
The high incidence of ophthalmia led Arthur to conclude that the availability of treatment at that time was just 'a drop in the ocean' even with the second TOH.
This method has been utilized previously to examine associations within this dataset but in that analysis visit 4 measures were excluded because of the aforementioned bias in availability of measures at that time point [ 10].
However, in personal communication with the GOG it has been reported that very few patients in GOG-111 would have received any taxane therapy before progression on the control arm because of the limited availability of taxanes at that time.
Pompe disease was considered as a candidate for neonatal screening, but incorporation in the programme was declined because of insufficient evidence of the effect of treatment and uncertainties regarding the availability of treatment at that time.
