Sentence examples for besides the availability from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that, besides the availability of sufficient seminal fluid, the number of available mating opportunities also influences the motivation to mate in the male role.

Advantages on wear can be counterbalanced by the use of hard bearing surfaces or highly cross linked polyethylene liners, besides the availability of larger femoral heads improving implant stability further reduces the importance of femoral offset restoration by means of modularity.

So, besides the availability of molecules with a suitable safety profile, tolerability and appropriate pharmacokinetics, what are the gaps in knowledge that we need to fill before clinical translation can be attempted?

Selection criteria, besides the availability of material, were: non-muscle invasive disease (no previous muscle invasion), a full clinical follow-up without radical treatment (at least five years), and a disease course with "high-risk" tumors (stage T1 or grade 3) or progression (to muscle invasion or metastasis).

Besides the availability of libraries specifically designed for fragment-based screening, these high percentages can also be explained by the presence of building blocks.

Besides the availability of rhTSH, also the recent development of more sensitive Tg assays may considerably increase the sensitivity of Tg measurement to detect recurrent disease.

Consistent with this notion, our recent study showed that, besides P-TEFb, the availability of Brd4 is also highly regulated [ 64].

But besides a rare consensus on restricting the availability of so-called bump stocks, which Paddock used to enable his dozen semi-automatic rifles to fire like machine guns, it's unclear if anything meaningful will come of it.

The inoculum consortium promoted higher nitrogenase activity and increased the availability of macronutrients, besides promoting plant growth, resulting in increased yield in comparison to the single inoculation (Massoud et al. 2009).

In a way, the performance gap between the CRF model and the HMM-based models may be looked upon as a combination of two factors: the discriminative nature of the analysis, and the availability of features besides PWM and transition data.

There is no such similar project dedicated to dissemination and implementation of eating disorder treatments, and besides, projects such as these rely on the availability of large-scale resources to provide training and supervision.