The phrase "availability of the concerned" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the availability of individuals or parties involved in a situation, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to assess the availability of the concerned parties before scheduling the meeting."
Alternatives: "availability of the relevant parties" or "availability of those involved".
The ability to assess a risk of a rare adverse event will depend on the availability of information concerning the background rates of the event in the population of interest.
According to the present study, the challenge in the licensing process lies in increasing the availability of information concerning the test requirements, and providing language courses especially for physicians trained outside the EU/EEA.
Given the limited availability of evidence concerning the relationship between the characteristics and QoL of caregivers with mentally ill relatives [ 16], future studies should provide more empirical data to clarify the nature of this relationship.
As far as the structure of the premises and availability of materials are concerned, the majority of shops lacked a separate dispensing area, a refrigerator, a prescription recording book, and a cupboard for keeping narcotic and psychotropic substances.
The availability of this data concerned the National Business Aviation Association and other corporate jet lobbies.
The method of LET measurements are not specified in the papers, but are usually determined on the basis of measurements performed with ionization chambers in water aYes means availability of data concerning the radical production and the NP localisation in cells.
These tumours were selected on the basis of the availability of expression data concerning the 47-gene set.
Nintendo's been silent on the issue so far and not a whole lot of detail is available yet as far as the availability of games is concerned, but expect things to pick up pretty quickly in light of these recent findings.
Thanks to the availability of data concerning other cnidarian species, it becomes now feasible to address the role of Hox genes in the common ancestor of Cnidaria, before extending the comparison to the more distantly-related Bilateria, a task for which two distinct levels of interrogation should be distinguished.
Herein, we present a follow up to this commentary, which has been catalyzed by the availability of new results concerning the ligand efficiency and lipophilic efficiency of activity cliff partners as well as the topology of coordinated activity cliffs formed across currently available bioactive compounds.
