The phrase "available in the medium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the accessibility or presence of something within a specific medium, such as a format, platform, or channel.
Example: "The documentary is available in the medium of streaming services, making it easy for viewers to access."
Alternatives: "accessible in the format" or "offered in the medium".
The ABC line earned just about every award available in the medium (including multiple Eisners).
This drives the cells into a cell cycle arrest when glucose is not available in the medium although a non-fermentable carbon source is present.
The combined cycle technology is now well established and offers superior efficiency to any of the competing gas turbine based systems that are likely to be available in the medium term for large scale power generation applications.
Even though the individual metals and STMCs showed cytotoxicity against some of the different cell lines, one explanation could be the difference in the concentrations of free ions available in the medium used in the experiments to calculate MICs (LB), compared to the concentration of free ions in the medium used to calculate the IC50 cytotoxic dose (sDMEM and DMEM).
In the pretreated fruit hull medium (Figure 5b), a 6-h pre-hydrolysis to reduce the viscosity of the hydrolysate suspension resulted in 18 g/L glucose initially available in the medium before the fermentation started.
The ergosterol binding assay revealed a sufficient increase in MIC of test agents against CA04 similar to as shown by positive control amphotericin B. These data have led us to assume that compounds are binding with the ergosterol freely available in the medium and hereby amount required to affect the cellular growth has increased.
We then obtain a new method, called Resource Balance Analysis RBAA), predicting the distribution of the available resources in the medium among the various cellular subsystems.
The volumetric ethanol productivity decreased from 3.0 to only 0.3 g/L h after the first 8 h, since xylose was the only available sugar in the medium.
This confirmed that no electron acceptor was available in the fresh medium to sustain the growth of G. sulfurreducens.
In the digital age, there will be a lot of information that is available in the virtual medium.
Our previous studies demonstrated that salivary amylase adsorbed on the HA surface is most active during the first 48 h after pellicle formation, digesting about 50% of starch available in the culture medium [15], [16].
