Sentence examples for availability of one from inspiring English sources

Yet last summer the film's shoot was delayed because Haneke was waiting on the availability of one specific (though unnamed) female actor.

Of course, there is a danger that all valid options depend on the availability of one particular cloud (as in the running medical workflow example).

The approach, which depends on the availability of one or more donor atoms bearing electron lone pairs that are oriented exo to their macrocyclic cavity, has been employed to produce a range of diverse metallacyclic structures; examples of such metallo-assemblies displaying cyclic dimeric, trimeric, tetrameric, and hexameric topologies are presented.

An advantage of this approach is that the access to the shared context model no longer depends on the availability of one single broker.

Many models are fragile in that they depend on the continued availability of one or two health professionals.

They're weaned off heroin and onto methadone or opium, depending on where they live and the availability of one substitute or the other.

The extra funding, the Lib Dems say, will help limit class sizes and increase the availability of one-to-one tuition, building on its existing pledge to guarantee real-terms increases in education funding for the first two years of the next Parliament.

We also disrupted one-carbon metabolism via drug treatment to see if changing the availability of one-carbon units changed the methylome.

It concurs with other studies which reported that the availability of one-stop services for TB and HIV at the same facility promoted the linkage between these two services [ 6, 16, 24].

The relationship between polymorphism genotype and colorectal neoplasia risk is likely to be influenced by dietary factors that also alter enzyme function or availability of one-carbon units; thus, simultaneous consideration of both genotype and relevant dietary exposures is highly desirable when investigating disease risk (Kim, 1999).

The roles of the CAB member were Chairperson (two), Secretary (one), and ordinary members (three) (Table  2).> Twelve of the interviews were conducted face to face and two by telephone due to the non-availability of one of the interviewees (research team member) and logistical difficulty to meet (CAB member).