The phrase "availability of molecular data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of molecular data in research, studies, or databases.
Example: "The availability of molecular data has significantly advanced our understanding of genetic disorders."
Alternatives: "access to molecular data" or "presence of molecular data".
A major present pitfall is consolidated availability of molecular data needed to populate the data structures.
The most revolutionary force in translational bioinformatics is the public availability of molecular data.
With the widespread availability of molecular data, computational methods for gene mapping are being developed.
The increasing availability of molecular data has enabled numerous studies of Haemosporidia phylogeny, improving our understanding of the evolutionary history of malaria parasites.
The increased availability of molecular data allows us to estimate phylogenetic relationships and relative branch lengths with unprecedented precision, but dating analyses still mostly depend on how the molecular clock is calibrated [ 76, 77].
The rapid growth in availability of molecular data, the development of models and software implementations for inferring phylogenies, and the appreciation of the explanatory power of phylogenetically aware comparative methods (Felsenstein, 1985) have led to dramatic increases in the number of published phylogenetic hypotheses.
Efforts to understand the evolutionary history of organisms have benefited from the availability of increasing amounts of molecular data, especially whole genome sequences (WGSs).
These studies require the availability of a large amount of molecular data (complete or partial genome sequence, or BAC/YAC sequences).
Over the last decade, Leishmania genome sequencing projects have resulted in the availability of a great amount of molecular data, including the genomes of L. (Leishmania) major Friedlin [ 15], L. (Leishmania) infantum JPCM5, L. (Viannia) braziliensis M2904 [ 16], L. (Leishmania) amazonensis M2269 [ 7] and several others draft assemblies that are available to the scientific community [ 17].
The availability of molecular information and modelling methods allow the biologist to take this next step.
At the moment, the majority of molecular data needed doesn't exist.
