Sentence examples for availability in which from inspiring English sources

More importantly, we demonstrated that in years of low fruit availability in which forest frugivores are forced to exploit scattered fruit resources, the role of remnant trees may even be equivalent to that played by forest trees.

It might be that our two measures of service availability are highly correlated with other dimensions of quality that are affected by resource availability, in which case the estimated coefficients reflect effects of resource constraints on SSA outcomes via effects on unobserved dimensions of service quality and overstate the impact of the timely availability of VR services per se.

Neither the reference nor the more strict definition of current availability (i.e., observed availability in which all units are valid) provide any information on whether facilities currently have a sufficient amount of medicines on-hand to meet client needs.

An investigation of plant response to different combinations of component availabilities in which the operator can be effective in averting core melt is presented in the paper.

The premier's office directed VICE to comments Wynne made during a media availability last week, in which she said, "I'm not saying anything about the particular police service in Toronto or anywhere else.

The probability of occurrence is described as relative because RSFs are estimated in a use-versus-availability framework in which selection is quantified relative to available but presumed non-used features.

Besides this, the phonolite also influenced the Na availability in soil, which was even more expressive when applied in a conjunct form with the organic composts (Fig. 3c).

This is caused by oxygen availability in hexanol which enhances the combustion rate and reduce formation of smoke emissions (Sundar and Saravanan 2011; De Poures et al. 2017).

Increased DAT availability in striatum, which would result in lower DA in the synapse, was associated with lower deactivation of the precuneus (BA 7) and higher deactivation of the ventral ACG (BA 24/32).

The potential of these plans was facilitated by increasing ART availability in Manicaland, which revitalised peoples' sense of hope and engagement with local health services.

mTOR has been found to be over-expressed in obesity-linked insulin resistance in mice (Khamzina et al., 2005; Tremblay et al., 2007) and to be upregulated by chronic lipid availability in rats, which could be reversed by exercise training leading to AMPK activation (Rivas et al., 2009).