The phrase "availability of signatures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether signatures are present or accessible for a particular document or process.
Example: "The availability of signatures is crucial for the final approval of the contract."
Alternatives: "presence of signatures" or "accessibility of signatures".
In addition, the availability of signatures with a reduced number of CpG sites would enable their use for clinical prediction in, for example, paraffin-embedded samples or plasma DNA.
An additional opportunity afforded by the availability of signatures predicting sensitivity for multiple cytotoxic agents, as well as pathway activation, is the identification of potential combinatorial strategies that would derive from overlaps in the predicted sensitivities.
Future development of multi-species signature statistical approaches along with the availability of more gene signatures will strengthen microbial detection by RNA microbial profiling and host differential gene expression.
PhylOPDb is also well adapted for other molecular tools using primers or probes (PCR, quantitative PCR, FISH and gene capture) with the availability of group-specific signatures.
The availability of this global transcriptional signature provides a database that will be an important reference for preclinical testing of PESCs in non-human primates.
On the other hand, with the availability of NGS data, sequence-signature-based methods have high potential for the comparison of metagenomes.
As discussed earlier, despite the availability of several transmitters, the Doppler signatures corresponding to different bistatic links are distinct in general and thus cannot be directly combined in the time-frequency domain to improve the estimation reliability and accuracy of the chirp parameters in each bistatic pair.
A pre-requisite for the success of this approach is the availability of a high quality expression signature.
Analysis of the resulting large, multifaceted data sets to rapidly and accurately identify the metabolites is a challenging task that relies on the availability of chemical libraries of metabolite spectral signatures.
In addition to this high stability, the characteristics of miRNAs such as tissue-specific miRNA signatures and the availability of many copies per cell would indicate potential advantages as biomarkers compared with those of other nucleic acids, such as circulating DNA and mRNA.
In addition to this high stability, the characteristics of miRNAs such as tissue-specific miRNA signatures and the availability of many copies per cell would indicate potential advantages as biomarkers (Zen and Zhang, 2010; Kosaka et al, 2010a) compared with other nucleic acids, such as circulating DNA and mRNA.
