Sentence examples for contribution of availability from inspiring English sources

To examine the contribution of availability of asparagine generated from AS1 reactions in the basal portions of shoots to the outgrowth of rice tillers, reverse genetics studies were carried out using homozygous rice mutants lacking OsAS1 (Ohashi et al. 2015a).

The current study design does not allow us to tease out the contribution of availability of suicide means on suicide risk.

The contribution of food availability (basal area) to I. confusus outbreaks has been debated.

For analyzing each continuum, data were examined to explore: contribution of service availability to the continuum; linking approaches taken to improve the continuum; and performance monitoring of the continuum.

The contributions of the availability of glutamine and asparagine to the outgrowth of rice tillers were investigated.

If male competition alters signalling, the distribution of available signals and the frequency with which females encounter them could lead to different female mating decisions at high vs. low breeding male density, blurring the lines between the contributions of mate availability and mate quality to density-dependent mating decisions.

Second, the mid-inactivation potential for D1275N was shifted towards hyperpolarized potentials only for oocytes, suggesting a contribution of reduced channel availability to the patients' phenotype.

The potential contribution of restricting physical availability to reducing harm is perhaps more clearly recognised within alcohol policy [ 44], where "regulating the density of alcohol outlets and controlling the sales hours" are identified as policy options within WHO Europe's action plan [ 2].

The variation in the contribution and availability of food items to pastoral household food baskets in relation to seasons can be explained by the fact that the availability of food in pastoral areas is highly affected by seasonal fluctuations.

This study demonstrates that access to case management is much worse than officially estimated once the contribution of physical barriers, staff availability and stockouts are accounted.

Climatic fluctuations following the end of the last glacial maximum have been comprehensively investigated and favored by some to represent a key catalyst for the development of agriculture under a combined contribution of changes in resource availability and demographic pressures [ 17– 22].