The phrase "available the lack" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a situation where something is lacking or unavailable, but the structure is incorrect.
Example: "Due to the available lack of resources, we cannot proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "absence of" or "shortage of".
Even if there are latrines available, the lack of segregation threatens sensitive gender differences – in a study by the Red Cross in Senegal, girls are warned off urinating in the dirty and public school latrines: they may simply 'hold on' to their bladder all day, even to the extent of not drinking to avoid the need to urinate.
In 2007, drug development in castration-resistant metastatic prostate cancer (CRPC) remains challenging, due to the number of potentially viable molecular targets and clinical trials available, the lack of established surrogates for overall survival, and competing causes of mortality.
At best, they send out a form letter acknowledging the request but say no space is available; the lack of space and experience is often offered as a pro forma excuse not to accept you.
Given that only 1200 participants were available, the lack of statistical significance was most likely due to a lack of power.
Although pan-gap junction drugs are available, the lack of specificity of these agents increases the opportunity for off target effects.
While the medications for such a clinical trial are already available, the lack of clear diagnostic criteria for EOAD subtypes hampers implementation, further underscoring the urgent need for further research in AD heterogeneity.
One of the main initial complaints about the iPad — even before it was available — was the lack of connectivity options.
However, there are alternative explanations available for the lack of association at high-affinity binding motifs.
Various cardiac troponin I (cTnI) assays are available but the lack of standardization renders difficult any comparative study [ 2].
Non-selective MMP inhibitors are available, but the lack of specificity could limit their benefits and none of them has been tested in ALI.
The fact that there were no approved drugs available points to the lack of financial incentive to develop such interventions previously.
