Sentence examples for availability instead of from inspiring English sources

7.3 exploits the municipality level variation of Seguro Popular using the program's availability instead of its coverage rate.

The tradeoff between consistency and availability is inevitable when designing distributed data stores, and today's cloud services often choose high availability instead of strong consistency, leading to visible inconsistencies for clients.

Furthermore, using the program's availability instead of its coverage rate conceals substantial information, particularly considering that the study covers a period of both low and high Seguro Popular coverage.

In fact, given the existence of Brewer's CAP theorem [40], and the presence of failures in real-world systems (whether they are related to the network or to an application crash), NoSQL databases oppose most relational databases by favoring availability instead of consistency.

An ESRB representative stated that the Board uses the AO rating when warranted, even due to violence, and that in most occasions, publishers would edit the game to meet the M rating to ensure wide commercial availability instead of keeping the AO rating.

Nevertheless, a trip system may reach a high availability if instead of stepping up its redundancy a passive system is used.

Nevertheless, T. roseum like sequences are seen in slices sampled at as deep as 5 mm from the microbial mats – a finding that is consistent with our prediction that the strain we sequenced has a dependency on the availability of oxygen instead of light as revealed by our sequencing efforts.

Thus the intervention is the availability of treatment, instead of the receipt of treatment.

This is reasonable because the activities of these proteins can be instantly regulated by the redox status (e.g. availability of light) instead of transcriptional regulation, which is more time-consuming.

This study follows a quasi-experimental design to accommodate participants' schedules and preferences, as such consenting participants are assigned to either study condition based on their availability and preference instead of using randomisation.

We included an indirect measurement of the concept 'attitudes towards availability' in our questionnaire instead of asking directly where certain specific OTC painkillers should be available.