Sentence examples for availability of established from inspiring English sources

The availability of established methods of replacing leaders is equally, if not more, important, for the result of crises is often to disgrace the leaders in power, and, if they cannot be replaced easily, their continued incumbency may discredit the whole regime.

Tradition and availability of established methods, existing instrumentation, and experience no doubt play a role.

With time, their use would provide better anchors (availability of established tool compounds; knowledge on AO on the tissue level) to allow better use of anchor-dependent approaches.

These included emotional competence, knowledge, positive attitudes towards seeking professional help, social encouragement, and the availability of established and trusted relationships with professionals such as general practitioners [ 6].

We ensured that both groups had access to the same clinical care, which in our UK setting was facilitated by the availability of established community specialist respiratory teams, specialist nurses for long term conditions, or primary care teams.

E. coli is an attractive bacterium due to its fast growth in inexpensive media, demonstrated scale-up processes, well-understood genetic background and metabolism, and the availability of established metabolic engineering tools.

Therefore, in this study the fully sequenced P. putida KT2440 was used exhibiting a non-pathogenic character, close relativity and therefore similar precursor capabilities to P. aeruginosa and availability of many established genetic tools like native and synthetic inducible promoter systems and different vector systems (Ochsner et al. 1995; Nelson et al. 2002; Loeschcke and Thies 2015).

Availability of well established PMTCT services provided access for the study of HIV-positive postnatal mothers without the researchers testing the participants for HIV.

Inequities exist in the availability and consistency of supply of established cost-effective medications for RMDs, including non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs; such as ibuprofen, naproxen and diclofenac) and sDMARDs, such as hydroxychloroquine, sulfasalazine, methotrexate (MTX) and leflunomide.

Three levels of N availability were established in the media (C∶N ratios of 10∶1, 20∶1 and 40∶1) by holding C content constant and varying N content.

The exact placement was determined by the terrain and, where possible, by the availability of an already established facility, such as a fort or a stagecoach stop.