Sentence examples for availability restriction from inspiring English sources

Similar to the space time prism concept [48], we define the activity location at the special event site is accessible if it can be reached within time budget ( {text{TTB}} ), under actual traffic conditions (e.g., free flow or congestion) and parking lot availability restriction in the intermodal network.

Migration to new hosts is probably common, but is affected by local host diversity and mutation rates, as well as resistance mechanisms such as receptor availability, restriction, CRISPRs, and abortive infection systems (Buckling and Brockhurst, 2012; Jacobs-Sera et al., 2012; Hoskisson et al., 2015).

Due to machine availability restrictions induced by tool replacement operations, the problem is NP-hard in the strong sense.

Working to strict weight, volume and even power availability restrictions, institutions from across Commonwealth countries, ranging from University of Oxford (U.K). to the University of Manitoba (Canada), have accepted the challenge of designing minimally invasive and compact experiments to produce maximally beneficial results.

Then, the availability of restriction enzymes as well as SNP-related information can be presented.

This method is free of unwanted base and is totally independent of availability of restriction sites and thus highly desirable to DNA engineering and protein function analysis.

These SNPs were selected based on the availability of restriction enzymes that could digest the sequence of one allele, but not the other.

In addition, ABI-REC works independent of the availability of restriction sites or even the knowledge of the entire sequence of chosen DNA molecules.

Weight gain is a consequence of higher energy intake than energy expenditure over time, and availability or restriction of energy can modulate the cellular replication process.

In this paper, we present the web-based integrated system called SNP-RFLPing for SNP ID information and its availability for restriction enzymes.

This method is of low cost and avoids dependency on the availability of restriction enzyme sites in the DNA sequence, as needed in more conventional restriction/ligation-based cloning procedures.