The phrase "available fell" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of words that lacks clarity and proper context, making it unusable.
Example: "The available fell options were not suitable for our needs."
Alternatives: "accessible options" or "offered choices".
By comparison, ad spending for the first six months of 2001, the most recent data available, fell 5.9percentt from the corresponding period of 2000, according to CMR in New York, a division of Taylor Nelson Sofres that tracks ad spending.
The percentage of board seats currently available fell only slightly, from 36%to33%3%, due to the smaller board but that statistic does not reflect the true impact of the board's moves.
A critical change was considered fixated if the aircraft which underwent the change (or the associated change entry in the tool table when available) fell within 50 pixels of the center point of a fixation at least once during the 15-s post-change period and if this fixation lasted at least 100 ms.
As the number of recruits available fell even further, the decision was made to amalgamate a number of infantry battalions.
The figure was near the lowest level in seven years, and the number of people receiving unemployment benefits for the week ended May 17, the most recent data available, fell to 2.63 million, the lowest level since November 2007.
The percentage of female sex workers reporting that a condom broke the last time they tried to use one declined from 26%to14%4%, and those prevented from using a condom at last sex because it was not available fell from 27%to20%0%.
The SERM's now available fall short of this profile.
Much of what is available falls short of Execustay's standards, Mr. Lorenzo said.
If the Federal Election Commission, the agency charged with receiving and reviewing the reports and making the information available, falls down on the job, this principle is undermined.
But the aid that is available falls short when a refugee situation in an urban setting like Yerevan is the new "refugee reality".
According to a recent hypothesis, discussed below, unsupervised methods cannot distinguish between two populations if the amount of data available falls below a certain threshold value.
