Sentence examples for availability would be the from inspiring English sources

A possible solution in terms of availability would be the use of allografts tissues transplanted from one part of a donor's body to the same or another part of a recipient patient.

A possibility to further improve electron availability would be the activation of an oxidative pathway, e.g. the oxidative pentose phosphate pathway in Rps.

Diehl said the decision on his availability would be made by the medical staff.

But the chain announced today that it was close to selling its ten millionth Double Down and that its availability would be extended into the summer.

On Sept. 5, Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, told another Senate panel that a registry listing 64 stem cell lines, including details of their biological characteristics and availability, would be put on the health institutes' Web site within two weeks.

This increase in ketone utilization enzymes was speculated to facilitate lipid and myelin (white-matter) synthesis [ 11], implying greater availability would be favourable for the developing brain.

As oxygen demand increases under low water potentials (Verslues et al. 1998), the reduced oxygen availability would be additionally harmful to the germinating seeds.

Reid said that McNabb worked out yesterday and that his availability would be determined later in the week.

Decreases in mate and/or pollinator availability would be expected to affect the selective pressure on plant mating systems.

Now, that doesn't mean Amazon won't do more same-day shipping in the future, just that if it did, the availability would be limited.

Through these metal-binding domains, the cellular metal ion balance caused by changes in Fe availability would be sensed by IDEF1 and switches the pattern of IDEF1 regulation from the early Fe-deficiency state to the progressed state (Kobayashi et al. 20092011).