The phrase "availability of samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether samples are accessible or obtainable for review, testing, or analysis.
Example: "The availability of samples will determine the timeline for our research project."
Alternatives: "accessibility of samples" or "readiness of samples".
However, if the availability of samples is limited, separation of the data into a training and validation set may decrease the quality of both the calibration model and the validation.
Particular attention is given to the requirements to the techniques in terms of precision and throughput, as well as to the issue of availability of samples for analysis and practical solution of this problem.
Assuming the availability of the required funds, the only limitation is the availability of samples.
Qualcomm, one of the largest fabless mobile chip manufactures in the world, has announced the availability of samples of its next-gen dual-carrier HSPA+ and multi-mode 3G/LTE chipsets.
Crucial has been the availability of samples that could be prepared as cross sections to understand the patina and the marble structure below.
For application as biomarkers of course, miRNA candidates must be detectable in surrogate tissue and availability of samples has to be ensured especially in tuberculosis endemic countries.
In addition to the availability of samples, the spin and time domain with revolutionary detectors and laser probes would expand the range of physics that can be explored through ARPES.
In general, limited availability of samples of known origin, or reversely the lack of the information on the true origin of available specimens, constitutes the main drawback of the proposed approach.
The availability of samples of both vitrified and unvitrified materials from the same deposit ensures that all samples have the same post-burial geologic history and, given the very low thermal maturity of the samples, facilitates investigation of the structural changes that occur in lignocellulosic tissues during the earliest stages of vitrification.
Also, a largest database of training data could allow to use more robustly some of the classification strategies evaluated, like the ones based on the Fisher linear discriminant, which are actually limited by the availability of samples of objects of certain rare classes.
Often this may be imposed by the availability of samples.
