Sentence examples for directly affects the availability from inspiring English sources
This is a complex and time consuming remote handling operation and its duration directly affects the availability and therefore the commercial viability of the power plant.
pH control is also essential for effective absorption of the components of the culture medium because it directly affects the availability of various chemical elements [ 59].
Our results ostensibly show that even apparently minor industrial development in a seemingly vast and generally flat landscape like the Yamal peninsula may directly affect the availability of critical migration passages in the landscape, creating bottlenecks for the nomadic herders.
This could be probably as a result of the farmer's perceived changes in rainfall patterns which directly affect the availability of crop moisture requirements (Mertz et al. 2009b).
Structural damage of an aircraft directly affects the safe reliability, mission availability, and service life of a military aircraft.
We agree that while deletion and point mutants support a measure of independent binding of actin and PP1 to PPPR15 the new data from purification of endogenous PPP1R15A complexes indicate that manipulation of G-actin availability directly affects the association of endogenous PP1 with endogenous PPP1R15A (new Figure 4).
Alterations in the DAT availability in the brain directly affects the concentration of synaptic DA and the kinetics of its reuptake [2].
This example demonstrates that availability of appropriate annotations directly affects the effectiveness of data exploration methods.
– Income from the field: This directly affects the production sector and is influenced by several factors (water availability in the state, soil quality, soil nutrient depletion, soil erosion, among other data relating to the agricultural sector).
Its availability for another procedure, and thus, directly affects the flow of patients through the operating area.
Soil pH directly affects the growth and life of plants because of its effects on nutrient availability.
