The phrase "availability which are" is not correct in written English.
It should be "availability which is" or "availability that are" depending on the context.
Example: "The availability which is crucial for our project must be confirmed by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "availability that is" or "availability which exists".
The development of efficient testing and maintenance has been traditionally one of the different ways to guarantee high levels of systems availability, which are implemented at NPP through technical specification and maintenance requirements (TS&M).
In summary, light and nutrient availability, which are closely related to TSS concentration, largely control algal production.
We see the following key benefits: cost reduction, dynamic resource sharing, pay-per-use, fast roll out of new services, dynamic resource availability which are detailed in [12].
Unfortunately, these changes occur in settings where communal access to land provide flexible responses to temporal and spatial variability in pasture availability, which are important means of coping with the kinds of climate shocks that were previously discussed.
We did not account for smaller-scale variation in soil characteristics and topography, such as texture, pH, calcium carbonate concentration, or water availability, which are strongly related to crust composition (Eldridge and Tozer 1997).
These factors can be related to data infrastructure and resource availability, which are sub-categories of quality improvement support and capacity.
The authors conclude that the use of an available digital platform resulted in a feasible intervention in terms of cost and availability, which is now ready for evaluation in real-world settings.
It is subject to availability, which is confirmed when you book.
However, this tissue is of limited availability, which is what makes ESC transplantation more appealing.
Industry innovation and existing federally mandated subsidies will expand availability, which is wider than has been suggested.
Our fear is it will result in less credit availability, which is not what we need in an already tight credit market".
