Sentence examples for consequences of the availability from inspiring English sources

This is apparently a simplification to reduce the dimension of the system from three to two, and thus allows the use of the theory of Schauder fixed point to study the consequences of the availability of alternative food.

That will lead us to reflect on the semantic consequences of the availability of GIS tools online and, more specifically, to consider interactivity as a participatory potential for web-based cartography.

In Tables 1, 2, and 3, we provide a schematic overview of the most important effects and consequences of the availability of SoMe for both patients and medical professionals (Table 1), the potential benefits of SoMe for radiologists (Table 2), and the reasons for radiologists to engage in online social networking (Table 3).

To our knowledge, our study is the first to attempt to evaluate the effect of this specific intervention on the public consequences of the availability of tetramine.

They conclude, that "much more information is needed about the social and behavioral consequences of the availability of personal biomarker information for children before evidence-based judgements can be made about the ethical issues raised by such technologies".

The previously published crystal structures of T. cruzi SpdS could provide important insights into inhibitor identification, as the co-inhibition of AdoMetDC and SpdS would have severe consequences on the availability of polyamines for these parasites.

A hiring freeze in the public sector from 1993 to 1999 [ 18]:14,[ 19]:2 had profound negative consequences on the availability of employment.

Unfortunately, the capabilities of these services vary considerably, mainly as a consequence of the availability and completeness of the literature bases to which new queries are compared.

The best performance of ZnCo2O4 material with flower-like morphology is a direct consequence of the availability of large number of inter petal and inter particle voids which facilitate easy transportation of electrolyte ions.

An important consequence of the availability of such individual data is that researchers can consider the joint probability of benefit and harm outcomes.

Third, and as a consequence of the availability of complete medication histories in Dutch health care, the role of drug exposure can be assessed in a detailed way.