The phrase "available pm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate availability during the afternoon hours, typically referring to the time after noon until evening.
Example: "I will be available pm for any meetings or discussions regarding the project."
Alternatives: "available in the afternoon" or "free after noon".
EAGLE checks the next resource usage state for each available PM and chooses the most suitable one.
Results of the initial phase of the test program concluded that the commercially available PM CEMS evaluated were not ready to be used as compliance tools.
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For participants examined before November 2001 [ n = 1,162 of 4,814 (24.1%)], we used the mean of 365 daily values starting from the first available PM measurement.
As shown in Table 2, daily ambient concentrations of the available PM constituents were, in most cases and in all cities, poorly correlated with OH formation.
Available PM studies using the original definition of influxes were examined, a meta-analysis carried out of studies of CL in relation to exposure to high levels of rural PM, and also a detailed analysis by age group.
For most of the available Pmed data, the 1 year period gave the best fit, with exception of December daytime, for which the 27 day period was optimal.
The pair of lines with removal corresponds to the other extreme case, where we have a small number of VMs (10) for the available PMs (5).
Retrospective analysis was undertaken of all UK military personnel killed by IED blasts with available PM-CT imaging and relevant incident data from November 2007 inception of PM-CT imaging to August 2010 The UK JTTR was interrogated for injury data, relevant incident data and casualty location at point of wounding (in-vehicle/mounted or on foot/dismounted).
Inclusion criteria were any UK military IED death both died of wounds (DOW) (ie, died following arrival at a medical facility) and killed in action (KIA) (ie, certified dead prior to arrival at a medical facility) cases with available PM-CT imaging and available UK Joint Theatre Trauma Registry (JTTR) data occurring within the study period.
No direct evaluation statistics are available for PM by specific sources, but emissions inventories by source type are likely to be more uncertain than for PM mass concentration.
