Despite these limitations, this study strongly suggests that ICU bed availability, not just patient factors, influences the decision to admit a patient to the ICU.
Few studies of brown bear food resources in human-modified landscapes have recognized the need to understand the determinants of resource availability, not just use (Nielsen et al., 2004a; Nielsen et al., 2004b).
The drivers for greater research data availability are not just to do with verifying results and uncovering errors.
I regret joining the conversation so late, but on the off chance you might see this, I mainly wish to add a few words about literary reputation, and on the availability, if not just now the quality, of translation.
It is understandable for people to be concerned about rising food and water prices; but for an increasing number of people, food and water availability is not just a concern, it is a life-threatening reality.
Second, due to the polymorphic nature of dinucleotide markers, these required the availability of not just tumor but matching normal DNA from each individual to interpret MSI results.
For these countries, the physical availability of oil, not just its price, would be a critical issue in a confrontation with Iran.
The availability of electricity, not just its cost, presents a threat to the continued expansion of data center computing that can hamper companies across the economy, as they increasingly rely on information technology.
While the open nature of the Internet made it easy to compete against these providers, the availability of legal information free of charge — not just availability of the Internet — has removed huge barriers, both to start ups, and to access by the public.
But cult status is measured in devotion, not just availability, and in that category Joss Whedon's combination of space opera and horse opera ranks near the top.
For the Buyers as well as the workers like Sarah and David, the ability to know their availability in advance and not just in the moment is crucial.
