Sentence examples for availability itself from inspiring English sources
There are some rises and falls in the plot of throughput because the channel selection is a random process and the channel availability itself is random.
From the patient's point of view the analyses show that healthcare availability itself (every HSA has at least one hospital) does not necessarily implement an equal attractive and/or comprehensive local supply of care.
Because asthma severity is related to the missingness of 'food availability' but not to 'food availability' itself, the inclusion of asthma severity in the imputation model will make the MAR assumption for 'food availability' more plausible [ 9].
The majority of the GPs thought that availability in itself did not justify distributing the vaccine.
Thus, it is evident that the domestic participation of young adults depends on the availability of time itself.
Since these traits were not controlled for, it is impossible to say whether the availability of guns itself made any contribution to the suicides studied".
The authors made a differentiation between availability (the knowledge itself) and accessibility of semantic word knowledge, which tapped students' word association ability in relation to context-independent vs. context-dependent word meanings.
Since the availability of updates itself allows no judgment about the threat resulting from the outdated packages, even when significance information is available, the latter query allows a detailed examination of the status of a virtual machine, by giving a list of outdated packages.
Of course at the end of the day the cost of referring is higher than the drug that you wanted to buy.'" One FP showed that securing the availability of supplies itself is a way to increase revenue: (861, man, 1st FP & medical superintendent, interview) " 'We realised the laboratory department was not getting the support.
Nor is the availability of capital, by itself, the answer.
Less attention is dedicated to the antecedent of knowledge translation, which is the availability of the knowledge itself.
