Sentence examples for considered as available from inspiring English sources

For each application, we explain how weak classifiers can be considered as available or not.

According to constraint 3, the nurses who worked a night shift during the previous day are off on this day and they are not considered as available nurses for that night shift.

If confirmed in further studies, these adaptive coping strategies should be considered as available resources and given more attention in health promoting programs for single mothers.

The large variation in estimates of available land are not only a result of different assumptions of what land can be considered as available and for what purpose [ 29], also differences and errors in global datasets of land use and relevant attributes, for example, the degradation status of lands, are a large source of uncertainty [ 36,37].

In the other 11 settings (three of which were national RAABs) some information collected had to be considered as "available in one or more facility"; and our conclusions on the association between CSC or VA outcomes and health system characteristics are weaker because of this.

In other words, the less plant available fractions (exchangeable and carbonate fractions are considered as plant available) for Cd, Cu, Pb, and Zn were achieved in SS (1%), MLB (2%)–RHB (0.5%), RM (1%)–S.S (1%), and RM (1%)–MLB (1%) treatments, respectively.

A weak acid extractable inorganic P fraction should be considered as plant available P, especially in the compost-treated soil, which would be converted into plant available P through direct and/or indirect root-induced acidification in the rhizosphere.

The use of steel fiber in reinforced concrete coupling beams is considered as an available method to improve the shear strength and seismic behavior of coupling beams.

DTPA is a chelating agent that mimics plant uptake of heavy metals and generally, metal fraction extracted with DTPA can be considered as potentially available for plants (Chiang et al. 2007).

This process favors the formation of mostly water-soluble monocalcium phosphate, and low concentrations of dicalcium phosphate that is not only water soluble but is also soluble in neutral ammonium citrate (a reactant that extracts a P fraction considered as potentially available for plants) [44].

Other molecules can be considered as readily available in sufficient amount, and therefore, referring to the principles of chemical reaction kinetics, the determining factor in the process of transcription is the number of molecules of a particular transcription factor that is present.