Sentence examples for availability linked to from inspiring English sources

Post, D. A. et al. Decrease in southeastern Australian water availability linked to ongoing Hadley cell expansion.

Our results suggest that N recommendations should be formulated by taking into account, besides the usually considered N balance terms, the soil N availability linked to specific crop management and growth patterns.

On the contrary, we showed that ATP drops in the same cell lines grown under limiting glucose availability, linked to inability of these cells to properly activate mitochondrial respiration [14], [15], eventually leading to cell death.

Extreme shifts in water availability linked to global climate change are impacting crops worldwide.

Crops around the world are being impacted by extreme shifts in water availability linked to global climate change.

Availability: Links to the software and data used in this study are available at http://dbkgroup.org/handl/decoy_sets.

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

A study recently released by Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health suggests that medical marijuana availability is linked to decreases in opioid usage.

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

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).