Sentence examples for availability of developing from inspiring English sources

Yuccas that did not waste energy on nectar production to attract other pollinators achieved an advantage over those plants that did; yucca moths that ensured the availability of developing seeds for their offspring by actively pollinating the flowers in which they laid their eggs also gained an advantage over populations that did not do so.

Enamelin biochemistry has been mostly studied in the pig because of the ready availability of developing porcine teeth (from the meat industry) and the relatively large amount of developing enamel matrix that can be obtained from these teeth.

But because of the availability of fully developed theories of intervals along with fully developed interval-based semantics [Cresswell 1979; Dowty 1979], and because of equally well worked out traditional theories of instants and instant-based semantics [Prior 1967], such accounts are especially attractive from a reductionist perspective.

This area was chosen somewhat arbitrarily in order to approximate the general availability of data providing coverage of developing countries.

In low resource contexts of developing countries, availability and access to medical care are significant issues, along with affordability of care, especially for the poor.

The large genomes of rhodococci, their redundant and versatile catabolic pathways, their ability to uptake and metabolize hydrophobic compounds, to form biofilms, to persist in adverse conditions and the availability of recently developed tools for genetic engineering in rhodococci make them suitable industrial microorganisms for biotransformations and the biodegradation of many organic compounds.

Patients with distant metastatic disease (stage IV) have a worse outlook with a reported median survival of 7 9 months [3], although this is improving with increasing availability of recently developed and successfully trialled novel chemotherapeutic agents [5, 6, 7].

So, in short, the decision of which genetic markers to apply has to consider the biomolecule preservation in the substrate at hand, the availability of previously developed markers, as well as the objectives and level of detail the study is aiming at.

The availability of recently developed functional genomic tools in liver fluke offers a platform to start unraveling the function of these novel conserved genes.

Despite these potential benefits, and the wide availability of commercially developed CPOE systems for nearly two decades, most hospitals in the United States do not have CPOE [ 8].

As for the measurement of certain patient-reported outcomes such as health-related quality of life [ 11], measurement of self-efficacy requires the availability of carefully developed and validated instruments.