Sentence examples for concern for availability from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the pig has become a model of interest for neuroimaging studies [ 6], with a gyrencephalic brain of a size similar to primates (75 90 grams in pigs versus 100 110 grams in macaques) and the opportunities for transgenic manipulations with less concern for availability, cost, and handling restrictions.

Therefore, the most appropriate method is selected with a primary concern for data availability.

Its "Community Organizing" webpage* states that "community organizing involves bringing people and groups (often including churches) together to collectively address issues of common concern, for example, availability of affordable housing, access to services and businesses, decent education, and jobs with living wages, and other issues of economic development and justice".

Pipelines can be executed in Ergatis without concern for service availability or data transfer limitations to remote service sites.

"I am particularly concerned for the availability for women".

The concerns for water availability, affordability and environmental consideration have motivated more research on the development of smart water injection for enhanced oil recovery process.

Carmine Alum stained whole mount preparations are typically prepared from these experiments so that the data can be analysed according to researcher and instrument availability without concern for sample deterioration.

The Wales and Northampton wing George North says his recovery from concussion is "looking positive" and has played down Warren Gatland's worries concerning his availability for the World Cup.

Today, Coach Jim Fassel characterized Toomer's concussion as mild, but he would not make any predictions concerning his availability for the Lions game.

This may appear acceptable from a regulatory perspective, but may be of concern for applicants and unnecessarily limit the availability of biocidal products on the market.

As anticipated, and confirmed in stakeholder consultations, the main concern for local Pakistani women was the availability of culturally appropriate services.