The phrase "available dense" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both accessible and compact, but the combination of these words is not standard.
Example: "The available dense information in the report made it difficult to extract key insights."
Alternatives: "readily accessible" or "compactly available".
Developments in molecular genetic technology have now made available very dense marker maps based on single nucleotide polymorphisms, which will soon be available for sheep.
The study, by the Department of City Planning, envisioned an initial rollout of about 10,000 bikes that could be placed at automated kiosks below Central Park in Manhattan and in areas of Downtown Brooklyn, with a majority of bikes available in dense business districts.
The numerical results suggest that the overall amount of bone resorption around the graded porous tibial stem is 26% lower than that around a conventional, commercially available, fully dense titanium implant of identical shape and size.
The TPGN is available in dense from which can supplement and complement the utilization of regional PWV and can help in performances of large scale model predictions over the Turkish territory.
This is achieved by having the end-users setup indoor femtocellular access points using an approach similar to establishing a WLAN access point [11], for example, WiFi hotspot, where the wireless access point is connected to a wired communications infrastructure commonly available in dense urban population centers, for example, DSL, fiber-to-the-home, cable.
Susceptibility to food cues can lead to overeating in a society of readily available calorie dense, inexpensive foods.
As shown in Table S3, on average one SNP every 60.8 kb (from 53.7 kb on BTA25 to 72.6 kb on BTA05) was available allowing dense and homogeneous genome coverage.
FAO recommends community-based nutrition education in combination with home-based dietary counselling with a focus on utilizing locally available nutrient dense foods with messages developed that are nutritionally and culturally appropriate.
Exposure to and residence within this US "obesogenic" environment, characterized by the readily available energy dense, palatable, inexpensive foods and limited opportunities for physical activity, likely contributes to weight gain [ 23- 26, 29, 30, 48- 54].
