Sentence examples for dependency on the availability from inspiring English sources

It is precisely for processes and environments such these that we need judicious non-conventional control algorithms that will be implemented without dependency on the availability of the above-mentioned requirements.

Nevertheless, T. roseum like sequences are seen in slices sampled at as deep as 5 mm from the microbial mats – a finding that is consistent with our prediction that the strain we sequenced has a dependency on the availability of oxygen instead of light as revealed by our sequencing efforts.

These studies are limited by their dependency on the availability of a 3D structure of the drug or target.

This method is of low cost and avoids dependency on the availability of restriction enzyme sites in the DNA sequence, as needed in more conventional restriction/ligation-based cloning procedures.

It will also support an operon prediction method that integrates data from various sources (e.g. intergenic distance [ 15] and/or expression data [ 14]) by increasing the amount of information about an operon whilst still being applied generically to all sequenced prokaryotic species without a dependency on the availability of functional or structural information.

In both situations, the policy for ICU admission varies widely across centres, heavily depending on the availability of high dependency units or intermediate care units in the same hospital, as well as on cultural or religious factors.

Biofuels depend on the availability of plant materials.

Hours of operation often depend on the availability of volunteers.

Higher effluent COD/TN values coincided with greater denitrification kinetic coefficients, signifying the dependency of denitrification on the availability of COD in VF wetland systems.

Therefore, despite the theoretical dependency on services' availability and affordability, the parents/caregivers in Pacoti do not have such limitations.

While this most parsimonious (i.e., simplest) model fitted some of the data from the original experiments, it did not explain the differences in survivors after exposure to ceftazidime or ciprofloxacin or the dependency on oxygen availability (Fig. 2B; see also Fig. S5B in the supplemental material).