Sentence examples for availability of identified from inspiring English sources

Availability of identified and trained staff to support families.

The guide ranks the availability of the identified medicines.

The limiting availability of mentorship identified in the present study is consistent with that reported elsewhere [ 1, 3, 5- 7].

In the case of the presence of both agonistic and antagonistic compounds (in a given assay), the assessment of the biological availability of the identified compounds in the original sample is an important aspect.

We sought to develop and validate a method for linking a cohort study to a state-wide hospital admissions dataset with limited availability of unique identifying variables.

The South African Human Rights Commission's inquiry into the accessibility of health care services [ 6] noted that quality and availability of care, identifying poor staff attitudes, and inadequate staff levels remain significant challenges at all levels of the health system.

This study aimed to develop the most appropriate method for linking a large cohort study to a state-wide hospital admissions dataset, with limited availability of unique identifying variables in either dataset.

Global transcriptional profiles of glnR and glnRII mutants were compared to that of the wild-type strain during growth in varying conditions of nitrogen availability to identify changes in gene expression dependent on either regulator.

To our knowledge, there are only two other papers using exogenous variation of grandparents' availability to identify a causal link between grandparental childcare and young mother's labor force participation.

PwC recently released its annual CEO survey, which identified the "availability of key skills" as among the top four business threats to future growth.

As targeted-therapies directed to different pathogenic mechanisms of sepsis begin to reach the phase of human clinical trials, the availability of biomarkers capable of identifying discrete patient subgroups among the highly heterogeneous population of patients with sepsis, could well be the difference between failure and success of new therapies for sepsis [ 4].