Sentence examples for change available for from inspiring English sources
The extracellular redox shuttle theory requires the shuttle to be transported back to the ANME after donating the electrons to the SRB, giving rise to an additional loss in Gibbs free energy change available for the microorganisms, due to the concentration gradients between the syntrophic partners.
Have change available for toll roads, if any.
These inmates' stories tell us that we must make such opportunities for change available to prisoners whom we have abandoned as irredeemable.
But the U.K. House of Commons Science and Technology Committeee also says that the researchers should make all of their evidence for climate change available to global-warming skeptics and the public.
That new O.E.D. began in 2000 with the letter M, and, as of September 2007, reached the word purposive, each successive change made available for the dictionary's online subscribers.
Now that the changes are available for review, Facebook will start delivering alerts to check them out to both its web and mobile interfaces.
Although data for protein concentration changes were available for more than one hundred proteins in our study, we could not identify a direct link between the pattern of the regulation of gene expression and protein levels.
The decisions for change depend on the changes in options available for handling a flood situation, as well as on the changes in risk perception and attitudes towards risk.
Hence, the increasing cell seeding density with respect to nanofibre percentage in the scaffold is not due to changes in porosity of the material that may change the space available for cell attachment and growth.
Change scores were available for all children, with a mean interval between preoperative and postoperative surveys of 61 days (range, 42 to 92 days).
Assumption is made that the steady state responses before and after the unbalance change takes are available for comparison, and that the mathematical model as well as the dynamic and static properties of the system under consideration are truly representative.
