Sentence examples for availability methods from inspiring English sources

This study was undertaken to assess training availability, methods, and plans for future practice of invasive procedures for maternal fetal medicine (MFM) fellows.

Nevertheless, this methodological approach to innovation research has strongly improved its data availability, methods, and research designs in the past 25 years, implementing methods such as difference-in-difference estimators, sample selection models, instrumental variables, and non-parametric matching methods (Angrist and Pischke 2010; Zúñiga-Vicente et al. 2014).

The anomalously high electronegativity of lead, particularly when compared to thallium and bismuth, appears to be an artifact of data selection (and data availability)—methods of calculation other than the Pauling method show the normal periodic trends for these elements.

The increase in data availability, methods, and technology is clearly important for the future of spatial epidemiology, but it also presents significant challenges.

In summary, in a U.S. sample of pediatric, IM-Peds, and family medicine residency programs, we have extended what is known about the availability, methods and perceived effectiveness of resident training programs in childhood obesity.

This single egress is comprised of at least a two-system firewall cluster, since SEP is a high availability method of connectivity.

In applying the structural availability method to design, it is possible to quantitatively measure features related to the operation and maintenance of structures and to identify cost-effective design options.

Supply and demand factors drive both method availability and method use.

But there is a lot of research to indicate that death rates are affected by the availability of methods of suicide that leave no chance for second thoughts (eg, by calling an ambulance after taking an overdose).A final note.

This implies, however, the availability of methods for providing accurate estimations of flow for ungauged rivers.

The selection of the outputs was partly dependent on the availability of methods.