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This is perhaps due to higher availability of surface and pore volume at higher doses (Yadav et al. 2013).

The study identified reservoir as comparatively less polluted than the river due to higher availability of water for dilution of pollutants in the reservoir.

Glycerol conversion increased linearly from 63 to 82% with increase in active metal loading from 2 to 5% due to higher availability of Lewis acid base sites generated from ZnO. While, the GC selectivity marginally increased from 92 to almost complete (98%) for >2% Zn loading.

The results show that at low catalyst dose (i.e. [Fe2+] = 5 mg L−1) mineralization (i.e. ca. 50%) is dependent on the oxidant consumption (i.e. 500 mg L−1), irrespective of the excess oxidant present; however, shorter reaction times are required under excess H2O2, indicating higher reaction rates due to higher availability of oxidant molecules in the bulk liquid.

The results suggest that rainfall and associated runoff may facilitate seasonal disease outbreaks, potentially by reducing host fitness or by increasing pathogen virulence due to higher availability of nutrients and organic matter.

The significant increase in gene expression of GST was more pronounced in diabetic rats treated with curcumin due to higher availability of GSH in this group.

The graphics processing units (GPUs) are gaining more and more popularity due to high availability and processing power as well as maturity of development tools and community experience.

In summary, except URA, the activities of all other enzymes first rose in the initial weeks possibly due to high availability of nutrients and physical conditions favorable for aerobic microbial growth [67].

SODIS-based technologies are an efficient approach for the reduction of pathogenic microorganism in the water due to high availability of solar radiation and sustainable nature of these water treatment methods (Gomez-Couso et al. 2009).

Sewage-irrigated land produced grains with higher protein (12.8 %) compared to grains obtained from bore well-irrigated land (12.2 %) which could be due to high availability of nutrients especially nitrogen in soil (240 kg ha−1) and further nitrogen content in grain (2.05 %).

Organic matter in growing media can individually promotes the plant growth due to high availability of nutrients (Fascella and Zizzo 2005; Younis et al. 2010), where maximum organic matter was found in farm yard manure containing substrates while other treatments showed no significant results.