The phrase "available require" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable without additional context.
Example: "The resources that are available require further evaluation before use."
Alternatives: "accessible need" or "obtainable necessitate".
The growing number of molecular pathologic tools that are currently available require material with good long term preservation of morphology, nucleic acids, and antigenic structures.
About half of the workers have been transferred from other facilities, and most of the jobs that are available require a college degree; fewer than 31 percent of Mendota residents have even graduated from high school, according to census data.
The proposed law would restrict sales of acid — now widely and cheaply available — require warning labels and impose sentences of up to life in prison for the most severe attacks.
"All of the preps that are currently available require some combination of prolonged fasting, which we know patients hate...and also drinking two to four liters of salty, viscous, foul-tasting liquid, or taking a pill and drinking roughly the same amount of liquid," said L. Campbell Levy, a gastroenterologist and assistant professor of medicine at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College.
Most of the remaining thirty-four countries for which constitutions were available require presidential candidates to be citizens by birth or descent, but do not mention their parents.
Therefore the quantitative versions of (6.12) available require either a control on the size of the set where (|nabla f|) is small, see [40, 42], or further assumptions on the class of functions under consideration, see [12, Th. 1.3].
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Independents' top three priorities were these: making affordable health insurance plans available; requiring insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions; and not adding to the deficit.
It is difficult to utilize bandwidth effectively during a short burst because discovering how much bandwidth is available requires time.
The system, which is now available, requires Verizon Wireless service and costs $200 (after a $50 mail-in rebate) with a two-year contract and a $35 monthly unlimited Verizon voice plan.
To tap into the multiple sources of knowledge that digital tools make available requires that companies begin thinking about work differently.
