Sentence examples for available meant from inspiring English sources

The lack of scene change and the limited number of actors available meant that much of the action, particularly murders and other deaths, took place offstage.

Doing that from the relatively small samples available meant putting them through two statistical tests that asked how likely it was they really did come from a bimodal, camel-shaped distribution rather than bell-shaped one.

The extra labour available meant hillsides could be restored and soil erosion tempered, and Machakos is now home to 1.5 million people.

Nasa said it chose on this occasion not to give CCDev funds to these rocket partners because the limited money available meant it had to be spent in areas where it was most needed to advance the commercial crew concept.

The technology available meant that its sounds were not exact reproductions of the instruments, but instead had a haunting quality that many bands prized.

There was a time when making one's data publicly available meant publishing the image of a gel as part of a manuscript.

Minimally invasive surgery, which is widely available, means less muscle cutting, a smaller scar and a quicker recovery.

Making this data readily available means it will be easier for people to make decisions and offer suggestions about policies.

Improvements in when the disease is diagnosed and the kinds of treatment and care available mean more people are surviving cancer than ever before.

For professional leagues and broadcasters, offering viewers the best product available means new, customizable camera angles, higher definition, and greater expectations of clarity, certitude, and precision.

Available means for preventing process situations that can lead to BLEVEs are then discussed.