Sentence examples for availability is linked to from inspiring English sources

Given that study after study suggests marijuana availability is linked to lower overdose death rates, reduced use of opioids for chronic pain, and lower rates of opioid addiction, a stranger, more ill-advised policy is hard to imagine.

This model is more appropriate for the present situation as higher food availability is linked to higher costs (low temperature).

The impact of variations of food availability was linked to the relation.

Greater RGR of B. pubescens that is a species colonizing habitats with lower nutrient availability was linked to its greater foliage nitrogen concentrations.

Eliason's grim tale shows what surveys have already told us: the availability of guns is linked to higher rates of both suicide and homicide.

The study by Rau et al. [ 37] demonstrated that the altered processing of miR-1, consequent to insufficient availability of MBNL1, is linked to heart defects in DM1 patients and also provided a mechanistic explanation for this observation.

Therefore, if variation in habitat availability across geographic ranges is linked to variation in habitat selection of different host species, the geographic scale from which population density and level of heterogeneity in population density was estimated will be critical.

It was recognized by many that funding for beds is linked to availability and hospitals may have competing priorities in this regard.

But "the...assumption of urban sociologists that city size is linked to the availability of certain amenities no longer obtains.

We propose that overconfidence is linked to low availability of incidents in which risks occur, leading to lower risk awareness.

Although the red species' northern limit is linked to the availability of food, the Arctic species' southern range is limited by the presence of the former.