Sentence examples for availability to test from inspiring English sources

However, this may promote the aging of the nanomaterial in situ, modifying the sorption and hence the availability to test organisms.

In the present study, we grew eight perennial grassland species (four grasses, four forbs) of varying growth stature under controlled resource supply over 4 months at different combinations of light and nutrient availability to test the following hypotheses.

Increased resource availability likely allows greater investment in costly shell material, and experiments that manipulate resource availability to test its effect on Mexipyrgus shell strength would provide a further test of this hypothesis.

It thus becomes more and more important to identify the adequate degree of complexity in environmental models (which is not only a technical or methodological question), to ensure data availability, and to test model performance.

We recruited three hospitals in the North of England to participate; purposive selection included the availability of volunteers to test out the potential for them to contribute to the delirium prevention programme, as in the HELP model (Table  2).

I'd also like to see wider application of cylinder cutoff systems and greater availability of diesels at least to test the market in bigger SUVs and full-sized pickups.

The sample size for prepandemic sera was determined largely by availability but we aimed to test approximately 50 in each age-group.

Estimates of groundwater recharge spatial and temporal variability are essential inputs to groundwater flow models that are used to test groundwater availability under different management and climate conditions.

Thus, agate is an appropriate sample to test the availability, efficiency, and detection limit of LA-ICP-MS trace element mapping.

Before setting up an MC or network of mobility centres, each country carried out a survey to test the availability of information to researchers, via the Internet or through contact persons at universities and other organisations.

To test whether availability of O2 and/or CH4 would affect microbial N2 fixation rates, Sphagnum mosses were incubated under two different O2 concentrations (ambient and depleted) and with or without 13C CH4.