Sentence examples for available physically from inspiring English sources
There appears to be enough power available physically if some way can be found to obtain it and pay for it.
All books should be available physically but also electronically from the library -- with authors paid fairly for their efforts.
It makes it really hard to be present; especially with Schwartz and Katie's wedding, I wanted to make myself fully available, physically, mentally, everything.
The soundtrack was remastered in 2006 and although it is no longer available physically, the album is available for purchase digitally in retailers such as iTunes.
In recent times, it has been noted that effective nursing leaders are not available physically, symbolically and functionally at clinical, organizational and national levels [ 13- 16].
Secondly, the night and evening duties are mainly covered by resident and intern doctors, under supervision of a specialist, who often is not available physically but is on call.
At the moment, what is available to physically purchase in the UK is different to the internet, which allows individuals access to goods and services from foreign jurisdictions.
In the absence of an established set of known non-interacting mutant pairs, similar to that available for physically non-interacting protein pairs [53], we used here simply the complement of each category as the reference sets of neutral pairs.
In order to describe the box model with mathematical formulae, assumptions and boundary conditions are needed to make the model numerically available and physically meaningful.
To improve the future benchmarking studies, it would be beneficial to add a specific category for known non-interacting mutant pairs, similar to that available for physically non-interacting protein pairs [ 48].
The majority of the treatments currently available (cytotoxic, physically ablative, excisional, and immunomodulatory therapies for genital warts) may reduce the symptoms but are relatively ineffective in eradicating the infection and/or decreasing the likelihood of disease transmission [ 5].
