Sentence examples for availability of continuous from inspiring English sources

To be able to do this, availability of continuous and reliable funding has been utterly important.

However, the limited availability of continuous and up-to-date ground streamflow data is one of the main constraints for large-scale flood forecasting models.

An important consideration beyond peritoneal dialysis is the availability of continuous renal replacement therapy systems designed for the neonate which accommodate smaller extracorporeal volumes and higher accuracy [73].

It might happen because of the availability of continuous capillary pores in concrete specimens (w/c of 0.50) with less amount of wet curing.

In addition, attempt to study a temporal trend of nitrate concentration in the groundwater was limited by the availability of continuous data.

There is increasing availability of continuous, high resolution observations from space-based platforms, for example, cloud and water vapour motion vectors, Advanced TOVS data and scatterometer wind fields, as well as increasing availability of continuous surface observations such as radar and profiler data.

This strategy is now viable given the anticipated availability of complete continuous genetic information using haplomic technology [7].

A major strength of the Philadelphia registry is the availability of longitudinal, continuous data collected in the same geographical area with the same methods of case ascertainment.

A corner stone of quality improvement and error reduction in a "blunt-end" approach is the availability of a continuous and easily accessible tool for error reporting.

The strength of this study was the availability of a continuous cohort of women with a mean follow-up of more than two years and few patients lost for follow-up (6/233, 2.6%).

The availability of the continuous nationwide Indonesian dengue surveillance registry, enabled us to describe the evolution of DHF incidence and case-fatality rates over a period spanning 45 years and to evaluate age-specific trends over time.