Sentence examples for combined availability from inspiring English sources

When comparing the I values reported in Table  4 and the I value for condom use reported in Table  3, some moderators were associated with reduced heterogeneity (e.g., combined availability, acceptability, and accessibility; specifically targeting high STD and clinic participants).

From natural history notes on its habitat and habits, it appears that this cat is limited by the combined availability of open habitats and water in the form of perennial water bodies [13], [15], [59].

The combined availability of high-throughput molecular techniques and analyses of the resulting data based on explicit evolutionary models has caused a recent surge in the number of studies seeking to use genetic patterns to assess invasion pathways and the evolution of invasiveness [13], [14].

This study is unique for the combined availability of individual famine exposure data and thoracic CT images.

Our work therefore illustrates the value of the combined availability of DNA and RNASeq data to rapidly identify a broader panel of disease causing mutations.

Clinical treatment and public health strategies for controlling gonococcal STI clearly benefit from the combined availability of these data [ 2, 3].

For instance, in the act that switched ownership, it is stated that the cabinet's ambition is to "combine availability, quality and care for the patient with a rational resource allocation and a holistic societal responsibility and leadership" [ 7].

From that latter date until late 2012, the combined benefits availability through four EUC tiers remained at 53 weeks.

Advances in 2-photon excitation fluorescence imaging (TPEF) combined with availability of modalities such as transgenic reporter mice and intravital dyes have placed us on the cusp of unlocking the potential of the mouse model for unearthing insights into aqueous drainage structure and function.

Although the relatively large size of the combined cohorts, availability of serial BPb measurements, and numerous covariates are strengths of these analyses, there are also a few limitations.

Total joint replacement surgery is needed less often as active treatment strategies combined with availability of new medications has led to more effective rheumatoid arthritis control.