Sentence examples for capture the availability from inspiring English sources

The second is an indicator for the lowest quintile of housing prices in 2007, which should capture the availability of affordable housing.

We capture the availability of financial credit by computing from our micro data the percentage of firms in each country that have neither a line of credit nor a loan, and report to be in need of capital.

SPA and SARA capture the availability of at least one neonatal size bag and mask in the labour and delivery ward (SARA captures two sizes of masks) and neonatal resuscitation was added to the UN EmOC signal functions in 2009 with data collected as part of standard EmOC needs assessments supported by UNICEF.

The 'nes' categories were used by the FAO to capture the availability of foods not identified in a specific category, although it is likely that some countries used the 'nes' categories for reporting the availability of foods that were identified in a specific category, particularly if the foods were of limited local importance.

15 Social support was measured using the Multidimensional Support Scale (MDSS), an instrument capturing the availability and perceived adequacy of social support in populations facing stressful or challenging situations and longitudinal changes.

PhylOPDb is also well adapted for other molecular tools using primers or probes (PCR, quantitative PCR, FISH and gene capture) with the availability of group-specific signatures.

In clinical settings, the development of a standard kit for targeted capture and the availability of next-generation sequencing instruments are also required for facilitating the application of our prognostic marker.

This insensitivity suggests that the applied CIs did not sufficiently capture the resource availability of these species.

The simulation results have confirmed the effectiveness of our mathematical model and they have shown that our model has the ability to capture the resource availability for a WLAN and provide a fairly good indication of the expected behaviour of the network.

To this end, we include a concave benefit term (omega =R sqrt{bar{beta }}),3 where (bar{beta } = frac{1}{overline{B}cdot T} sum _{t in left[ 1..Tright] } beta _t) is the average battery level over the optimization horizon which captures the vehicle availability and R is a driver-specific weighting parameter measuring a driver's range anxiety.

Premium visibility becomes an equation to capture the intersection between availability and interest.