Sentence examples for availability generated from inspiring English sources

Leinart, who was released by the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday, arrives with the knowledge that his availability generated little interest from the rest of the N.F.L. Arizona had shopped him around and found no takers.

Interestingly, invasion of new tissue habitats by metastasizing cancer cells has also been shown to respond positively to habitat availability generated specifically by disturbances (De Wever and Mareel 2003; Marco et al. 2009).

Furthermore, although dysregulation of HIF has been reported in response to inhibitors of mitochondrial electron transport, there is disagreement as to whether this stems from reduced ROS production, or increased cellular O2 availability generated as a result of reduced O2 consumption.

Accordingly, we developed methods to deal with imperfect data availability, generating country-specific cost estimates that included important patient time and infrastructure costs that went beyond simple assay cost estimates.

To bring a greater sense of realism to commercial viability and to guarantee that technology-driven fusion development responds to the demands of the market, a conceptual study of future commercial FPPs has been performed with a Power Plant Availability (PPA) study aimed at identifying the aspects affecting the availability and generating costs of FPPs.

4) Two uncorrelated sources of uncertainty are considered, namely the pool price and the availability of generating units.

We simulate real-time wind availability and generate wind forecasts using a vector autoregression model that is fit to three years' publicly available data from the Western Wind Resources Dataset WWRDD) for the year 2005 [23].

Therefore, CYP2J2 in vivo is an enzyme apparently quiescent, but capable or responding to changes in lipid availability to generate endogenous PPARα agonists and thereby integrate transcriptional fasting events.

Once a tumour is initiated, proliferation of tumour may in part depend on choline availability to generate cell membranes.

Aerobic glycolysis not only supports rapid growth, but also makes the cancer cell less dependent on oxygen availability and generates a suitable micro-environment.

The tight correlation we find between antigen load and IL-2 accumulation may ensure that large pathogenic challenges are communicated through large IL-2 availability to generate robust effector responses.