Sentence examples for considerable availability of from inspiring English sources
The cessation system includes a national telephone Quitline, considerable availability of subsidised nicotine replacement therapy products and some culturally specific cessation support programmes for Māori smokers.
In our literature review we appreciated a considerable availability of systematic reviews including patients with LE [ 8, 24, 26- 28, 31, 36, 40, 41, 44- 49] 49].
As the molecules used are, in general, of considerable size, the availability of reliable and computationally efficient methods for the prediction of photoluminescent properties is essential.
"Even though the exact timing and magnitude of the 'tipping point' of each glacier is still uncertain, the projected long-term exhaustion of glacial water supply should have a considerable impact on the availability of water for both agricultural and human consumption," the scientists wrote.
With the introduction of powerful CPUs and the availability of considerable amounts of memory on-board a small satellite it has become possible to utilize the flexibility and power of contemporary platform-independent real-time operating systems.
The 2010 Census includes considerable specificity regarding the availability of different infrastructures, so we selected indicators that presented the worst-case contexts for households.
While several biomolecular approaches to decode microbial reduction mechanisms exist, there is a considerable gap in the availability of sensor platforms to advance research from population-based studies to the single cell level.
The structure of eukaryotic transcriptomes has received considerable attention with the availability of high-density tiling arrays [ 49].
However, there are still considerable limitations in the availability of clinically graded drugs for triggering innate immune receptors.
Some services had long waiting lists and there was considerable inequity in the availability of services across geographical areas.
24 There is also considerable variation in the availability of doctors with emergency anaesthetic skills and disordered patterns of use of this capability.
