This disconnect between the availability of life extending therapies and the decision to use them is generally associated with end-of-life issues.
One is the increasing availability of life without parole as an option, which all but three death-penalty states now offer.
The availability of life without parole as an alternative to a death penalty did not correlate with a lower death sentencing rate, a conclusion that the authors wrote was "opposite to the expected effect".
With so much water all around, safety and sanitation are always a focus of concern for water parks, which helps explain the large teams of lifeguards, the easy availability of life jackets for loan, and the lengthy descriptions of sanitation practices at some parks.
Juries handed out 114 death sentences in 2010, slightly higher than the 112 death sentences last year, and 50 percent fewer for the current decade than in the 1990s — before the widespread availability of life without parole sentences for juries in capital cases.
Maintenance activities strongly influence the operational availability and life cycle costs of rolling stock.
Recently, several condition monitoring and fault diagnosis techniques have been introduced in order to minimize downtime and maintenance cost while increasing energy availability and life time service of the wind farms.
In order to decrease the length of the trials and to favour international development of their product, pharmaceutical companies conducted large international trials, despite well-known differences in ICU bed availability and life expectancy (both indirect health system indicators) around the world.
Differences in food availability across life stages may have varying influences on adult male traits, potentially providing perceiving females with a wealth of information about environmental effects and a male's ability to cope with them across a variety of timescales.
Activists debate whether reduction in public support reflects the more than 150 exonerations, often but not exclusively based on DNA evidence, or the availability of life without parole sentences as an alternative sentence.
