Sentence examples for availability of sections from inspiring English sources

Various combinations, depending on tissue availability, of sections of heart, kidney, brain, liver, lung, spleen, and small intestine from 85 free-ranging American crows were stained using a rabbit-polyclonal anti-WNV antibody as well as a monoclonal antibody directed against an epitope on Domain III of the E protein of WNV.

The third of nine children, he opted for gynaecology early in his career after seeing the pain endured in childbirth – especially forced deliveries due to the lack of availability of Caesarean sections – by rural Congolese women.

Still, a crucial precondition for the method used in this study is the availability of comparable sections of text that allows for a structured analysis and evaluation of topics and the intensity of links.

The last two types of installations, as a rule, are characterized by the following features: availability of loop sections with low hydraulic head and low coolant velocities, large squares of coolant free surfaces; absence of stop and regulating valve, auxiliary pumps on the coolant pumping-over lines.

Improving the availability of caesarean sections is thus an important challenge for the future.

Because of insufficient availability of histological sections, immunostaining for p4EBP1 could not be performed in one follow-up biopsy sample.

Furthermore, the availability of serial sections enabled us to conclude that these positively double-immunostained cytokeratin and twist cells coincided with spindle-shaped α-SMA-positive cells.

In addition, the fact that majority of our Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons operate without the availability of frozen sections may have also contributed to the relatively large percentage of patients who ended up with incompletely excised primary tumours.

We qualified the availability of C-section as intermittent when this service was available sometimes but not 24/7 at the time of the survey.

Table  5 shows the availability of C-section and blood transfusion services in district and regional hospitals.

It was noted that the medical superintendents at these facilities were keenly interested in increasing the availability of C section services at these hospitals.