Sentence examples for concurrent availability from inspiring English sources

However, high production cost of the biopolymers and concurrent availability of low-cost petrochemical-derived plastics make PHA manufacture economically unattractive.

Nintendo says that "no information is available about its potential availability in other territories in the future," and that could be because this is a test to see how consumers react to its concurrent availability with the Wii U, and what effect it ultimately has on sales of both consoles, before potentially introducing it in the U.S. and Europe.

Does the concurrent availability of commercial cancer genetic testing render research-based genetic test results "clinically significant"?

The poor concurrent availability of both strengths of artemether/lumefantrine had a strong downward effect on the country-specific and standardized product availability.

For facilities providing specialized mental health services, there were few instances of medicines unavailable at the facility level with concurrent availability at the district warehouse.

However there has been concern that name-based HIV reporting might discourage people from getting tested because of fear that their names "might fall into the wrong hands" [ 6] and the CDC strongly promotes the concurrent availability of anonymous testing options [ 5].

In 2012, the headphone industry saw a quick thirty-two-per-cent leap in revenue (concurrent with the increasing availability of smartphones and other devices that store and play back audio), and since then the market has only continued to swell.

For this purpose, a large set of oncology patients were analyzed, taking advantage of the availability of concurrent CT data acquired with a tri-modality (PET/CT + MR) setup.

The availability of concurrent use registration is not commonly invoked, even where the applicant might stand an excellent chance of demonstrating the existence of geographically distinct markets.

In sum, this study highlights the need for periodic population-based measurements to assess long-term trends in incidence and healthcare utilization for MC, particularly as regards the age of initial MCV acquisition, associations with other concurrent skin conditions, and availability and use of medical interventions.

In addition to limits regarding the availability of concurrent disorder services, this survey reveals limits in program evaluation.