Sentence examples for availability raised from inspiring English sources

An example of this is the concern with time availability, raised by Australian providers but also by providers in the UK and Canada [ 17, 18].

A third is the need for speed: the Internet, with its round-the-clock, round-the-week availability, raises customer expectations.

As 3-D scanners grow in capability and drop in cost, their availability raises questions about copyright protections for physical objects.

Water availability raises more tangible concerns for most people than do temperature and carbon.

Overcoming barriers of availability raises obstacles in the form of gaps in our knowledge about how treatments are best delivered and how training should be provided.

Although no biosimilars have yet been approved for treatment of a rheumatic disease, the prospect of their impending availability raises several concerns for the rheumatologist: (a) Will a biosimilar be as effective as the originally licensed biopharmaceutical?

Issues with the F-22's reliability and availability also raised concerns.

Overproduction of young may increase parental fitness, either by allowing the mother to take advantage of a sudden increase in resource availability (when raising extra young is suddenly affordable), by means of sibling facilitation, or by the availability of "extras" to replace offspring that die or develop poorly (Mock and Forbes 1995; Mock and Parker 1997, 1998; Forbes and Mock 1998).

However, the possibility of common cause failures places a limit on increasing their availability by raising their degree of redundancy.

The efficiency of such strategies depends on water availability and raises the issues of water supply for irrigation and of vegetation efficiency.

Discharging patients with tracheostomies to general wards improves ICU bed availability but raises potential patient safety issues.