Sentence examples for availability of a solid from inspiring English sources
An essential starting point of all analyses that seek to estimate ancestral gene contents, and subsequent gene losses and gene gains is the availability of a solid reference phylogeny.
The slower growth rates seen in 3-D models more closely resemble those seen in vivo, as a consequence of the restraints on energy availability within a solid structure and its given surface area.
Both low availability of nitrogen and a solid growth substrate are required to induce diploid filamentous-form growth.
The growth of manganese and iron reducers was limited by the availability of the solid electron acceptors Fe(III) and Mn(IV).
The availability of reactive solid phase Mn oxyhydroxides limits the duration of redox buffering and Fe attenuation by these aquifer sediments.
Although not all of the questionnaires were found to possess equally strong psychometric properties, the availability of several solid measures opens the way for more empirical analyses of significant others and their interactions with chronic pain patients.
Also, more immunosuppressed patients of all ages are likewise susceptible to disease often due to medical advances in treating autoimmune disorder, HIV/AIDS, and the availability of solid organ transplantation as an option for treating a myriad of diseases.
The availability of blood-based markers to predict response of a solid tumor to treatment, estimate patient prognosis and diagnose relapse well before clinical symptoms arise, is a long-standing hope in clinical oncology.
These international experiences have demonstrated that uDCD is an effective way to increase the availability of solid organs for transplantation [ 5].
The most common one-step CVD is based on the reaction of gaseous MoO3 and S evaporated from solid sources due to the simplicity of processing and the easy availability of solid sources [12].
Benefits to CHP steam turbines include increased boiler efficiencies ranging from 70 to 85percentt, and the availability of a wide range of fuels (natural gas, coal, oils, municipal solid wastes, sludges).
