Sentence examples for availability has given from inspiring English sources

His imminent availability has given rise to a breathless campaign called "C'mon LeBron".

The recurrent irregularity of the rain seasons, and the deleterious effects on pastures and water availability, has given rise to a displacement pattern that lacks the regularity, directionality or the altitudinal characteristics of the mezhīro-merqīyo movement.

The deficiency in the availability of petroleum products has given rise to the incorporation of electric vehicles (EVs) globally as a substitute for the conventional transportation system.

The discovery of osteoinductive BMPs and their availability in recombinant human forms has given considerable impetus to the field.

The availability of the NDE methods has given engineers and contractors the false impression that any defects that may have been produced during construction due to problems in concreting, drilling, casing, slurry and rebar cage placement can be identified and repaired before the bridge is opened to traffic.

The availability of complete fungal genomes has given rise to a new wave of model organisms that provide large number of genes potentially useful for building robust gene genealogies.

Short-read sequencing has replaced Sanger sequencing [1], [2] for applications involving long sequences such as chromosomes or whole genomes, and the availability of short-read sequencing has given rise to ambitious projects such as the 1000 genomes project (www.1000genomes.org), which is using the technology to generate a detailed map of the genetic variation in humans.

The combination of the discovery of the polymerase chain reaction, improvements in DNA sequencing technologies, advances in bioinformatics (mathematical biological analysis), and increased availability of faster, cheaper computing power has given scientists the ability to discern and interpret vast amounts of genetic information from tiny samples of biological material.

Most notably, the availability of immediate breast reconstructive surgery has given women the choice to achieve breast symmetry with BCT or total mastectomy with breast reconstruction.

The availability of this source of funding for state activity has given an artificial attractiveness to privatization, especially in the United Kingdom.

Clowes has given up producing periodical comics, disillusioned with their evanescent availability and cliquey fanbase.