The phrase "availability of the candidate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the readiness or accessibility of a candidate for a position or opportunity.
Example: "We need to confirm the availability of the candidate before scheduling the interview."
Alternatives: "candidate's readiness" or "candidate's accessibility".
This availability update functions sets the availability of a candidate exemplar to the sum of the positive responsibilities, r (A, B); the candidate exemplar receives from all other data points plus the self-responsibility r (A, B).
Typically, the availability of the existing and candidate transmission lines can utilize the (0 1) distribution to represent the line uncertainty, where 0 indicates the line is in failure (or maintenance) status, while 1 shows the line is in the normal operating state.
The objective of this work was to take advantage of the availability of soybean candidate genes that were known to control seed composition traits as targets for the TILLING reverse genetics strategy; the goal was to identify novel mutant alleles that could be characterized for desirable seed phenotypes.
Three sets of interview guides were used and sampling for interviews also followed an opportunity sampling approach according to the availability of the researcher, suitable candidates, and the translator.
With the availability of clear candidate genes, future investigations examining the process of local adaptation of Daphnia populations to microcystins are now possible.
Other areas of concern for investors and company managers are the demands placed on non-executives and the availability of candidates with the required skills.
Most computational approaches labeled as miRNA predictors are actually pre-miRNA predictors, in the sense that they identify candidate genomic regions that may form pre-miRNAs but rarely take into account the availability of candidate mature miRNA evidence within the pre-miRNA.
The availability of resistance gene candidate (RGC) sequences has accelerated the development of molecular markers for disease resistance traits in numerous plants.
Cell surface sialylation is controlled by several factors, which include regulation of metabolic flux of ManNAc into the sialic biosynthetic pathway [ 8, 9], changes in the expression and enzymatic activities of sialyltransferases and sialidases, and the availability of candidate penultimate glycan termini on glycoproteins that serve as acceptor sites for sialylation [ 5, 10].
Yeasts have advantages over other microorganisms due to the higher availability of oleaginous candidates compared to bacteria, the shorter cultivation time compared to other fungi, and the ease of scale-up compared to algae [ 7].
