Sentence examples for considering the unavailability from inspiring English sources
Considering the unavailability of conventional antibiotic therapies for B. cepacia infections, and encouraging pre-clinical results, autophagy-inducing drugs represent a promising therapeutic option.
Although service statistics showed a similar number of abortions were performed in public and private facilities, the number for public facilities is likely to be much higher considering the unavailability of data at a large public hospital where surgical abortion is routinely provided.
Jean Tickell, 24, manager of the Bridgewater Village Store, doesn't consider the unavailability of alcohol a hardship.
Although general LCC is composed of capital expenditure (CAPEX) and operation expenditure (OPEX), this study additionally considered the unavailability cost, which was derived from the availability.
When making decisions based on the variables available at the accident scene, one has to consider the unavailability of important factors such as pre-existing conditions (comorbidities).
However, considering the frequent unavailability of such tools to physicians, we designed this study to evaluate whether combinations of symptoms may achieve a clinical diagnosis of CRS in children as confirmed by NF.
This assay evolved from other conceptually similar ones, proposed to study human sperm characteristics and function in terms of oocyte activation, and considering the general unavailability of human oocytes.
Considering the possibility of the polyphenol unavailability for biodegradation and their inhibitory effects on bacteria, Dias-Machado et al. [ 20] suggested a pre-treatment (chemical oxidation) of CBW to promote the biodegradation.
LCC analyses were employed for the evaluation of the four systems, considering the capital expenditure (CAPEX), the operational expenditure (OPEX), and the unavailability cost.
This paper proposes a mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) approach for the design of a neighbourhood-based energy system, considering the trade-off between total annualised cost and electrical system unavailability.
Our proposed method leaves the space for unavailability of an accurate signal attenuation model in the environment by considering the model as an unknown function with reasonable prior assumptions about its functional space.
