Sentence examples for been increased availability of from inspiring English sources

The result has been increased availability of yellow corn for animal feed in the region.

Jack Leahy, Colchester, Vermont, noted that there has been increasing availability of new treatment options over the past decade, with "the concept that the pharmaceutical industry will bring us new tools" highly attractive, so that, to his mind, the ADA/European Association for the Study of Diabetes consensus algorithm (22) "feels a little dated".

In China, there was increased availability of high-speed data and better plans, for example, while Netflix added more local content for its European audience.

10 47pm: Fact Check: Multiple studies, including this one from Harvard, show that there is a strong evidence to support the connection between higher rates of homicide when there is increased availability of firearms.

There is increased availability of different alternative feed ingredients and coproducts from distillers and milling industries, which are rich sources of DF as well.

One explanation for our results is that in the absence of FLIP there is increased availability of FADD for formation of the RLH signaling module of TRADD-FADD-RIP1 [ 9], thus accounting for the increased activation NF-κB and IRF3 in FLIP-/ cells.

Furthermore, there is increasing availability of stents with different designs and configurations; stents that are fully covered, uncovered, or partially covered; and several methods of stent deployment.

There is increasing availability of continuous, high resolution observations from space-based platforms, for example, cloud and water vapour motion vectors, Advanced TOVS data and scatterometer wind fields, as well as increasing availability of continuous surface observations such as radar and profiler data.

There is increasing availability of electronic health records in primary 54 and secondary care, and disease and procedure registries.

While most stereotactic radiation treatments are delivered with photon external beam radiation, there is increasing availability of particle therapy, particularly proton therapy.

There is increasing availability of antiretroviral treatment (ART) for adults and children in Tanzania but by December 2008, only 13,400 (32%) of the 42,000 children estimated to be eligible for ART were receiving treatment [ 1, 2].