Sentence examples for availability during the period from inspiring English sources
All physicians who accepted the invitation were conveniently assigned to an intervention or a control group, based on their availability during the period of the training.
Environmental factors that influence the size of the pathogen reservoirs include temperature, nutrient availability, and moisture availability during the period of time the pathogen population is moving through the environment between infected and susceptible hosts.
Inclusion criteria were as follows: ≤20 wk gestation confirmed by ultrasound, residence in the defined catchment area, availability during the period of the study, and signed or thumb-printed informed consent.
In short, males used the same commodity across the study period, whereas females switched from grooming to breeding availability during the mating period.
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) is an indispensable component of all cell membranes and is incorporated in high concentrations in the membrane phospholipids of brain and retina [14] and its availability during the perinatal period is shown to be associated with long term cognitive and visual development [15], [16].
The low use of targeted agents in our study reflects their limited availability during the study period (2002 2007) [ 3].
Data on total per capita crop availability in the studied zones indicated that the overall mean total per capita crop availability during the study period was 206.9 kg.
Here, we test these alternative strategies by investigating how differential resource availability during the juvenile period mediates growth in juveniles and digestive efficiency in adult animals.
It is possible that higher birth weight during the cold season is attributable to increased food availability during the harvest period, which occurs in the months preceding the cold season.
Due to data availability during the study period at the county level, we were unable to account for other environmental pollutants (e.g., particulate matter) that may be correlated with ozone and associated with daily mortality.
Due to data availability during the study period at the county level, we were unable to account for other environmental pollutants (e.g., particulate matter) that may also be correlated with ozone and associated with daily mortality.
