Sentence examples for availability for first from inspiring English sources
3) Due to sub-prime lending market credit availability for first time and sub-prime buyers becoming limited the rental market will expand and home ownership continue to shrink.
This guideline made provisions for recommending the antiretroviral Tenofovir prior to, but in anticipation of, its availability for first-line therapy in the country.
Similarly, the stop codon removes purine availability for the second and third codon positions.
The bank said: We are comfortable about biomass feedstock availability for the first phase of the company's coal-to-biomass transition plans.
With the availability, for the first time, of a stable and soluble form of ANAT we can now report the identification of initial inhibitors against this biosynthetic enzyme, obtained from the screening of several focused compound libraries.
There's been a lot of noise in the press over the last couple of days around the availability, for the first time, of HIV testing kits that give you near-instant results at home.
There's been a lot of noise in the UK press over the last couple of days around the availability, for the first time, of HIV testing kits that give you near-instant results at home.
In addition, there was a significant interaction between group and shelter density, with a larger positive effect of shelter availability for the first arrivals (Table 2a).
In our sensitivity analyses, we found that all study findings were comparable whether we used the time of availability for the first or last diagnosis.
The objective of the analysis was to check the current state of research and data availability for a first estimate of the DALYs due to chronic mercury intoxication following occupational mercury use in ASGM in Zimbabwe in 2004 by using the methods from the Global Burden of Disease and Injury (GBD) 2004 update published by the WHO [ 31].
Average availability for a second, higher priced medicine when a lower price medicine was found, was 12% in the private sector.
