The phrase "available as quality" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that can be accessed or obtained in a certain quality, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The product is available as quality options, allowing customers to choose based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "offered in quality" or "provided as quality".
If some members of the leadership team leave their jobs voluntarily (or otherwise), make sure there are quality replacements available as soon as practicable.
This note details the different tests available as well as testing and quality assurance programmes, supply and anticipated demand through UNICEF during 2016-2017.
The limited resources available, as well as the poor quality of services, had not allowed achieving all goals in a sustainable way or reaching all areas, leaving out marginalised populations.
Some of the qualities were technical, such as being consistent and available, as well as being accountable and following through on commitments.
Complete high-quality proteomes of about 40 animal genomes are available as well.
IPDASi, and IPDASi-SF, will be available as a quality assessment method to developers, researchers and purchasers, and given a recognised need to set standards and achieve benchmarks, will be subject to further development.
However, SEECER is not suitable for analyzing PAR-CLIP data, as T C mutations would be 'corrected' and would no longer be available as a quality criterion for subsequent analyses.
About 30 40% of the energy of the fuel is available as heat, the quality of which varies based on the operating temperature of the fuel cell.
There is no information available as to the quality of these apps but the market did not care.
In the second round of training, contigs for P. fruticosus and P. davidsonii were repeat masked, pooled, and reassembled using CAP3, a genome assembly program that takes input sequences, as well as any available base quality information, to build contigs using sequence overlap and alignment scores to produce consensus contigs from the input data (Huang and Madan, 1999).
