Sentence examples for differentiated availability from inspiring English sources
Over a 12-month period, 75.3 % of the respondents perceived forage to be sufficiently available with differentiated availability in the livelihood zones and between livestock species (goats, sheep, cattle, donkeys and camels).
Differentiated forage availability across the three livelihood zones revealed the heterogeneity of Karamoja's rangelands.
According to Rutagwenda et al. (1990), goats browse more than sheep, which in turn consume more browse forage than cattle; this means that the respective livestock species have access to differentiated forage availability.
In this paper, we present an integrated solution for enabling the next generation Internet to achieve the differentiated service and availability guarantee.
The designs are differentiated, depending on the availability of the direct link.
The availability is differentiated across various locations in the Karamoja livelihood zones, leading to heterogeneity of grazing landscapes.
This response appears to be hard-wired into the amastigote differentiation process as a similar downregulation of glucose and amino acid uptake also occurs in in vitro differentiated amastigotes regardless of the availability of glucose or other carbon sources in the medium.
Agricultural residues are differentiated on the basis of their availability as well as characteristics that can be different from other solid fuels like charcoal, wood, and char briquette (Zafar 2014).
The limited availability of fibroblasts and differentiated neurons did not allow for biochemical studies or more indepth analyses.
In order to obtain information on the physiological relevance of targeting Sirt1 and TXNIP in normal tissues, we investigated the effect of limited glucose availability, resveratrol and DHEA in differentiated aortic smooth muscle cells, and non-differentiated, human embryonic stem cells.
Autologous chondrocyte implantation is a cell-based treatment to repair articular cartilage defects, relying on the availability of expanded (de-differentiated) chondrocytes.
