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Infrared analyses combined with the estimation of the hydrophilic and hydrophobic domains of the membrane surface yielded useful information about the distribution, availability and accessibility of the polar moieties responsible for the penetrant sorption.
Assessments cover distribution, availability over time and in specific climatic contexts, uniformity in the space, visual comfort issues and the relations between each of these aspects and a proper building and lighting design.
The study of their distribution, availability, and ways of exploitation at the quarries, together with the information stemming from the archaeological sites, enable the understanding of the first stages of tool production and consumption.
Although this approach can provide reliable results that can serve as the initial guide to the distribution, availability, and quality of groundwater in the area, it is limited due to paucity of hydrochemical data.
Bivalves present a wide geographic distribution, availability in different types of aquatic environments, possibility of breeding in aquacultures and are adequate for studies with caged organisms (Viarengo et al. 2007).
Solvent selection is involved because several conditions are necessary for the extractant (Kraemer et al. 2011), such as biocompatibility, non-emulsion forming, easy regeneration, high selectivity, low viscosity, high butanol distribution, availability, and low cost.
Moreover budgetary allocations, manpower distribution, accessibility, availability, spatial distribution of the health institutions are not homogenous and/or equitable which creates problems to promote the health system as a universal character.
The treatment profile revealed a ratio of 1 16 for tooth fillings to extractions.> The distribution of availability of dental materials was largely bimodal, with highest frequencies observed on two extremes of availability spectrum.
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The predictive science of range shifts would thus greatly benefit from coupling species characteristics with extrinsic factors such as the spatial distribution and availability of habitats47.
Therefore, our future studies will focus on assessing prey distribution and availability within both the inflows and wakes under different tidal states.
