The phrase "available advance" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to finance or loans, where it refers to an advance payment or amount that is accessible.
Example: "The bank informed me that I have an available advance on my credit line that I can utilize for my upcoming expenses."
Alternatives: "accessible advance" or "offered advance".
Newly available advanced nanomanufacturing techniques now allow very precise control of adjuvant particle size, shape, texture, and surface chemistry.
Treatment of chronic wounds can present a challenge, with many patients remaining refractory to available advanced therapies.
The precise diagnosis of both intra and extra-capsular disease of the hip is now possible because of commonly available advanced diagnostic imaging techniques.
Further scaffold modification afforded a series of dihydroindolizinone inhibitors, including an orally available advanced preclinical MEK inhibitor with potent in vivo antitumor efficacy.
This paper overviews the available advanced control methods and technologies for improving operation of GC system based on our experiences of research and practice in this field.
Bell Atlantic's network infrastructure includes digital switching covering more than 90percentt of the company's service area, as well as widely available advanced calling features and high-speed data communications services such as ISDN [Integrated Services Digital Network].
Since the late 1990s mobile devices have become more widely available, advancing beyond simple communication devices, and have been found to be rich forms of information, even for crime not traditionally associated with digital forensics.
When this is inadequate, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is considered the best available advanced imaging study.
The currently available advanced radiotherapy treatment techniques have been analysed and their cost-effectiveness discussed.
However, until estimates are available, advancing a CST rate for a given system is mostly arbitrary, unless prevalence data on both species can help inferring epidemiological parameters.
