The phrase "availability of implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular implementation or solution is accessible or ready for use.
Example: "The availability of implementation for the new software features will be announced next week."
Alternatives: "accessibility of implementation" or "readiness of implementation".
The selection is based on a number of properties: i) reported performance, ii) popularity determined by the number of citations, iii) recency, iv) availability of implementation, as well as v) problem relevance.
It comprises 16 dimensions in four categories, illustrated in simplified form from the NPT toolkit [ 28] in Additional file 2. Identified contacts for telestroke projects were emailed to ask about the public availability of implementation resources referred to in publications or on websites.
Availability of Implementation: www.bison.ethz.ch/research/spatial_simulations.ethz.ch/research/spatial_simulations
Given the past experience of the authors with DTSN and the ready availability of implementations, it was selected as the transport protocol for this work.
Public availability of the implementation via the SaTScan software has increased its popularity and visibility.
Second, for any new method, the availability of software implementation that would allow the method to be tested by a wider GC-MS community, is critical.
Availability and implementation: Implementation of all algorithms is available as source code (in Matlab) at http://bhanot.biomaps.rutgers.edu/wiki/codes_SC3_Predicting_GeneSets.zip, along with the relevant data used in the analysis.
Availability and implementation: Implementation of the GSNCA test in R is available upon request from the authors.
Availability and implementation: Implementation of our model and data simulation method is available at http://github.com/compbio-UofT/fCNV.
In this paper, we choose MapReduce for parallel evaluation due to the maturity and wide availability of its implementations.
Availability of reference implementations would facilitate benchmarking and optimizing new algorithms.
