Sentence examples for availability of cycling from inspiring English sources

Speed limits above 70 80 km/h, slippery road surface, and location of the crash on road sections are aggravating infrastructure factors, while the availability of cycling paths and dense urban development are mitigating factors.

Social and environmental determinants such as perceptions of neighborhood safety, distances to travel destinations, weather, street connectivity, availability of cycling and walking trails were not considered in this study though these will likely influence children's levels of independent mobility and physical activity [ 52, 53].

Furthermore, attention should be given to the identification of environmental factors influencing participant behaviour [ 29], such as the food products offered in worksite cafeterias or the availability of cycling-tracks.

This scenario would result in divergence of expression pattern even though the protein complex was periodically regulated through the availability of the cycling component [ 45, 63, 64].

Unlimited availability of enzyme, internal cycling of co-factors and vigorous speed of catalysis made the whole-cell microorganisms as efficient catalysts for enantioselective resolution of racemic drugs as well as racemic intermediates.

Nitrogen-fixing species can increase both the availability and cycling of nitrogen (N) in ecosystems.

The availability of public transportation and/or cycling tracks was mentioned as being decisive when it comes to getting to these parks and green spaces.

However, in the oxidation reduction cycling, the electrochemistry of zinc in potassium hydroxide gives some problems because the precipitation of zinc oxide is irreversible and reduces the availability of Zn2+ ions upon cycling.

Apple breeders could work on further reducing generation interval to gain the full advantage of the early availability of GBV by rapid cycling.

Additionally, exotic plant invasion can change cycling and availability of C, N and other nutrients (Christian and Wilson 1999; Ehrenfeld 2003; Yoshida and Allen 2004).

The first component measured how the availability of green spaces, walking and cycling paths as well as the culture of physical activity in Australia may encourage Iranian migrants to be physically active.