Sentence examples for dependence on the availability from inspiring English sources
One disadvantage of the dispersion model is its dependence on the availability and quality of the emission inventory data, which continue to become more available as required by the regulatory agencies.
This method will shed light on the (sub cellular localization of lipolytic proteomes of cells and tissues in health and disease directly at enzymatic activity level without the need of prior knowledge of the identities of the responsible enzymes or dependence on the availability of specific antibodies.
The number of patients in the mITT population varied among the end points because of its dependence on the availability of measurable observations.
The article discusses the robustness of the modeling approaches and their dependence on the availability, access to, and quality of weather and yield data.
Dependence on the availability, cost, and quality of services and social norms that influence attitudes to healthcare (UNICEF-ESARO/Transfer Project 2015) might explain why it is challenging to establish a solid evidence base on the relationship between cash and health and nutrition outcomes.
However, a caveat in this type of analysis is the dependence on the availability of GO terms for the genes investigated.
Among transposase enzymes that can catalyze excision and insertion of transposon sequences, DNA transposases are distinct in their dependence only on the availability of competent genomic substrates and cellular repair enzymes that ligate and repair excision sites, as compared to retrotransposons, which require transcription of the mobilized sequences (Berg and Howe, 1989).
The state's increasing dependence on the unpredictable availability of wind and solar power and its occasional reliance on power drawn from the national grid, however, sometimes resulted in energy shortages that necessitated rolling blackouts.
Recently, seagrasses have been shown to profit from mechanisms which diminish their dependence on the nutrient availability.
SERCA activity is highly dependent on the availability of both Mg2+ and ATP [ 23]. Figure 1 depicts the dependence of Ca2+ accumulation in microsomes on increasing concentrations of Mg2+.
The data show considerable variance between experiments, and a nested ANCOVA was performed on the uptake values and their standard deviations to detect possible dependence of uptake on the availability of DNA and the strength of the DUES, as well as to estimate the magnitude of the noise (i.e., error) emanating from the variation between experiments.
