Sentence examples for availability conditions for from inspiring English sources

The WUEgr and WUEdm were highest under the most favorable water availability conditions for growth and seed development.

The water-balance characteristics for the spring freshet, and the parameters of water-balance dependencies vary with the landscape-hydrological conditions of the territory, and primarily with the heat and moisture availability conditions for the territory.

Hence, the organ δN values were closer to the source δN in low N availability conditions (at low N concentrations) for NH4+-fed plants [ 6].

Tailwater sections below dams often develop deep pools with moderated temperatures and unnaturally high levels of food availability, conditions conducive to very rapid growth for juvenile salmonids.

In addition, they are responsible for photosynthesis efficiency and plant growth under various phosphate availability conditions [ 76].

The selection of the criteria is a fundamental task for proactive evaluation of the availability and optimal conditions for selecting a BKC.

As Spanish moss has a broad geographic range, we examined herbarium specimens to detect and characterize flowering/fruiting periods for the species across the Americas; we used high-temporal-resolution climatic data to assess the availability of optimal conditions for Spanish moss populations during each population's flowering period.

The conditions for availability and attractiveness of an electric mobility system to potential users are discussed, notably so with respect to the deployment of the recharging infrastructure and its adequacy to existing land-use patterns.

A global alliance of international partners, from research organizations to funders to industry and governments, must work together to create conditions for the availability, accessibility, and acceptability of quality genomic and clinical data that improve human health.

Reduced fertilizer use on conventional field margins will increase light availability and thus improve habitat conditions for arable plant species.

The fact that most speakers allow the (c) reading of 84 suggests that, when both conditions for the availability of the pragmatically-induced reading are met, most speakers accept this reading.