Sentence examples for availability of the majority from inspiring English sources
While lower than participation in a similar major study, the availability of the majority of the sera led to 51% of the sample having a serostatus determined, versus 60.2% in the NHANES III study [ 16].
Soil pH controls the availability of the majority of plant nutrients, if not all, and determines the growth environment for plant roots.
However, the selection is typically limited by data availability for the majority of countries compared.
"We have a good relationship with Adam over the years and his availability for the majority of the season was a strong decision to sign him".
Alerted to the availability of the ebooks – the majority of which are self-published – WH Smith took the unprecedented move of shutting down its website until the ebooks could be removed.
14 15 Moreover, the use of charged particles is limited in availability, with the majority of centres reporting outcomes located in Europe.
Use of ABHR was low despite its advantages over hand washing and availability in the majority of clinics.
However, for technical, confidentiality and data availability reasons the majority of such analyses have been unable to properly consider and have therefore neglected the potential of Pumped Heat Energy Storage, which has thus not been benchmarked or considered in a much detail relative to competitive solutions.
However, due to the timeliness and data availability considerations, the majority of systems to date have focused on monitoring visit data from emergency department information systems.
Diederichs et al 12 reported a range of 4 102 conditions (mean 18.5 and median 14) and suggested that conditions may be chosen for pragmatic reasons (such as data availability), as the majority of authors did not give reasons for their selection.
If left untreated, adrenal insufficiency (AI) is a lethal condition and before the availability of glucocorticoids (GCs), the majority of patients with primary AI died within 2 years of diagnosis (1).
