The phrase "availability obtained from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or means through which availability is acquired or accessed.
Example: "The availability obtained from the supplier will determine our production schedule for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "availability sourced from" or "availability acquired from".
We also employ molecular dynamics simulations of oxysterol-containing membranes to examine the changes in cholesterol availability obtained from experimental systems, allowing us to gather specific information about changes in membrane and molecular structure caused by 25-HC and to identify the underlying structural changes associated with 25-HC-driven increases in cholesterol availability.
The WHO Advisory Committee on Health Research has highlighted the importance for the development of usable and grounded policy recommendations of using local evidence on service availability obtained from the specific setting or area regarding which plans are being made [ 15, 16].
The provisioning is carried out based on availability information obtained from queueing-based resource management systems deployed at the provider sites which are the participants of the Grids.
Pooled tissue samples comprising brain, heart, and/or placenta (depending on availability) were obtained from bovine fetuses submitted for diagnosis to the Scottish Agricultural College Disease Surveillance Centre, Dumfries, Scotland, UK, during 2008.
Twenty-five DEUs involved in the plant innate immunity, phytohormone signaling, phenylpropanoid biosynthesis pathway, and the R genes were selected for RT-qPCR using the specific primers to confirm the reliability and availability of DEUs obtained from the RNA sequencing (Table S7).
The channel availability information is obtained from the spectrum sensing mechanism on the physical layer or spectrum occupancy database, if any [4].
Obviously, the calculation of (3) is much more easier than that of (1), and the availability and unavailability obtained from (3) are A t) = μ/, U t) = λ/, both of which are commonly used in the traditional reliability analysis.
We show the relative impact of modelling systemic risk on system availability performance in comparison with estimates obtained from typical system availability modelling assumptions used in offshore wind applications.
Furthermore, we suggest possibilities of various biotechnological applications of characteristic short sequences such as human-specific and pathogen-specific short sequences obtained from availability analysis.
The main advantage of this method is the availability of anatomical information obtained from the low dose CT, allowing for a superior delineation of kidneys and subsequently a potential better estimation of the renal 123I mIBG uptake.
