Sentence examples for availability of new techniques from inspiring English sources

With the availability of new techniques to evaluate peri-inflammatory bone loss, osteitis, and erosions, peri-inflammatory bone changes are an exciting field for further research in the context of osteoimmunology.

With the availability of new techniques of bone densitometry, and in particular of dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA), osteoporosis was defined as the loss of bone mineral beyond a certain threshold, even in the absence of fractures.

The French Dewoitine D.520 and Germany's Messerschmitt Bf 109, for example, were designed to take advantage of new techniques of monocoque construction and the availability of new high-powered, liquid-cooled, in-line aero engines.

The practice and science of pediatric urology has changed rapidly in the last few years with the availability of new surgical techniques, more informative prenatal evaluations, and better biomedical substances.

The availability of new diagnostic techniques can also give misleading information.

The availability of new imaging techniques, therapies, and treatments over the past several years has changed the management of AS [ 23].

The indications for adrenal biopsy have evolved with the availability of new imaging techniques that can characterize adrenal adenomas with high specificity.

With the availability of new encephalographic techniques like continuous online current source density measurements (CATEEM®) the quantitative description of brain function has entered a stage where the measurement of even very subtle changes of physiological brain activity has become feasible [ 9].

The availability of new sophisticated laboratory techniques has opened up the possibility of addressing the demand of quantifying processes of soil landscape evolution in the critical zone.

The availability of new high throughput techniques, especially CLIP-seq [41], [52], will improve genome-wide identification of truly functional regulatory motifs, and aid in unraveling the rules governing function of splicing regulators.

But, in spite of numerous benefits of these vernacular practices, these are often not used for new development due to increased demand for more built spaces due to rapid growth, availability of new construction materials and techniques and reluctance of residents to adopt vernacular practices.