The phrase "availability large" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a large amount of availability, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The availability large of resources during the project was a significant advantage."
Alternatives: "large availability" or "high availability".
One group of target customers may want elevated levels of service (that is, fast delivery, high product availability, large product assortment, and installation).
Therefore, water-soluble polymers are a promising platform to develop innovative QD nanohybrids because they offer an attractive set of physicochemical properties associated with broad availability, large variety of chemical structures at relative low cost.
The rapid uptake of BPA can be due to the availability large amounts of adsorption sites in the adsorbent, as the contact time prolongs, there was reduction in the available adsorption sites (Zeng et al., 2006).
In general, sapphire is widely used as the substrate for growth of InN because of its availability, large area, high quality, high thermal stability, relatively low cost, and hexagonal symmetry, even though it has a large lattice mismatch with InN [11].
However, human cohort serum studies are restricted by limited sample availability, large clinical variations, and additionally substantial costs in terms of laboratory equipment and reagents.
Marine science in particular is characterized by limited data availability, large uncertainties, and difficult and costly research and monitoring.
Limited by data availability, large-scale chronic health effects studies of PM2.5 have used city-average concentrations measured at central ground monitors as representative of population exposures (e.g., Dockery et al. 1993).
Our analysis suggests that using DNA FISH to screen for GBS colonization in pregnant women may be considered in the absence of GBS culture availability; larger studies are needed to further evaluate its clinical utility.
Alternatively, all colonies may prefer big nests, but face limited availability of large cavities in nature.
The heterogeneity and complexity of IDs demands the availability of large patient cohorts which has not been available until now.
The increasing availability of large recombinant protein libraries has highlighted this problem even for commercially-available antibodies [22,23].
