Sentence examples for availability of abundant from inspiring English sources

Therefore, for the purpose of this work, it has been assumed that the wind turbine locations in the wind farm are already available, which has been justified by the availability of abundant literature in this area [17].

Today the availability of abundant data enables companies to cater to small niche markets anywhere in the world.

As both the anthropologist Sidney Mintz and the historian Jean-Louis Flandrin have documented, it was only recently that the instinct for devouring sweets met the availability of abundant sugar.

The "unconventional"—tricky and expensive, in the language of the oil industry—has become conventional.The availability of abundant reserves in North America contrasts with the narrowing of Western firms' oil opportunities elsewhere in recent years.

This research will enable rural areas to elaborate autonomous systems of electrification due to the availability of abundant biomass resources.

The availability of abundant resources sparks a circular chain of events that allows institutions to attract even more top professors and researchers, and thus even more money.

The fact that a very large number of kurgans i.e., mounds of earth raised atop chieftains' graves exist in the Western Steppe attests to the availability of relatively abundant manpower in ancient times, but, again, such monuments were raised by a chieftain's followers, who were gathered for the purpose from afar and temporarily.

In addition, with the development of the next-generation sequencing and the availability of the abundant wild mushroom germplasm, genome wide association study (GWAS) might be an alternative way to identify SNPs closely linked to genes controlling interesting agronomic traits.

In contrast, some wild animal species are attracted to peri-urban and urban habitats due to the availability of an abundant food supply and the presence of structures in which to shelter.

"The availability of low-cost, abundant gas lowers energy prices, which increases energy consumption and [greenhouse gas] emissions," the study's lead author, Christine Shearer, told The Huffington Post.

A total of 46 patients with de novo MDS samples were chosen for study based on availability of high quality, abundant, paired bone marrow (tumor) and skin (germline) DNA samples (Table 1).