Sentence examples for contributed to availability from inspiring English sources
Precondition 3 played an important role in ensuring product quality, but there was little evidence that it contributed to availability.
The growth of the telephone network and the availability of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) have both contributed to the availability of a flexible and easy to use artifact for users, but also to a significant increase in cyber criminal activity.
We also evaluated the timing of potential wind erosion events and weather conditions that might have contributed to nutrient availability in downwind shrubland.
Temperature positively enhanced the mineralization of organic materials in the order of 50 > 45 > 40 > 35 > 30 > 25 °C, which contributed to higher availability of soil phosphorus.
The invention of cell-phone texting probably contributed to the availability of acronyms as slang expressions, the rise of server farms probably contributed to the need for a way to refer to computers as fungible units, and the linguistic influence of a particular rapper might have increased after a successful performance.
Trade liberalization has contributed to improve availability and stability of food supplies.
These recent studies have contributed to the availability for larger datasets, which suggests that transition to psychosis from a high risk mental state could be preventable.
Industry sources indicate that these acquisitions by Turkish producers have contributed to the availability of good quality fishmeal for local fish feed production.
Continual advances in sequencing technology have contributed to the availability of numerous bacterial genome sequences currently there are thousands of bacterial and archaeal genome sequences available, and undoubtedly many more on the way.
Results The 2000 and 2012 Moldova MICs as well as the 2005 Demographic and Health survey contributed to the availability of statistically sound, internationally comparable estimates of key indicators to assess the situation of children and women in the areas of health, education, child protection, and HIV and AIDs.
