Sentence examples for either availability from inspiring English sources

In the places that Banerjee and Duflo and others they cite have studied, the problem isn't either availability, or cost, or (usually) knowledge.

These words generally translated as either "availability" and "unavailability" or, less frequently, as "disposability" and "non-disposability"—bear meanings for Marcel that do not fully come across in English.

These results indicate increasing independence of an individual compound mass transfer from controlling factors — either availability (i.e., rIinflow) or intrinsic chemical properties — at higher flow heterogeneity.

Surveys regarding renal replacement therapy in AKI have focused largely on either availability or preferences of different modalities of acute dialysis in the ICU [ 12- 14].

Vaccination plans have been continuously updated during the last two decades due to either availability of new vaccines, such as for herpes varicella-zoster virus (VZV), pneumococcus and meningococcus C, and human papilloma virus (HPV), or the identification of new groups and age ranges in whom the use of vaccination results in an improvement of health [ 5].

This is in contrast to current protection schemes that offer either availability-guarantees with no bandwidth guarantees during the downtime, or full protection schemes that offer 100% availability after a single link failure.

There was no relationship between plant consumption and either fruit availability or feeding tree density; the most frequently consumed plant species were found in riverine forests, with woodland species consumed more frequently during the late dry season.

The limitation in production of glycine betaine in high quantities in transgenic plants is reportedly due to either low availability of substrate choline or reduced transport of choline into the chloroplast where glycine betaine is naturally synthesized (Huang et al. 2000).

This decrease in herring biomass further offshore could result in either reduced availability of prey resources for slowly recovering species such as Atlantic cod or removal of predators and competitors of larval cod [41].

Incorporate environmental stochasticity (variation in either resource availability, predator density, or both).

We investigated whether the effect of our intervention was mediated through either emotional availability (Step 1) or child social/emotional development (Step 2).