Sentence examples for expect the availability from inspiring English sources
Second, "we expect the availability of popular content for digital video subscription platforms to be restricted over the next five-plus years due to existing contracts between studios and premium cable networks," he said.
We can expect the availability of online resources to be an extremely lagging indicator; a once-dominant dead language would probably still have millions of relict web pages devoted to it, zombie sites and blog posts unread for years.
By 2020, we expect a majority of transit buses sold in the U.S. to be electric, and we expect the availability of highly efficient, low cost, zero emissions, and quiet electric buses to lead to a renaissance of urban transit in the United States.
As high-throughput sequencing technology continues to reduce the costs of generation of DNA sequences, we expect the availability of the large transcriptomic dataset presented here to be useful for future genome assembly and gene prediction efforts.
As expected, the availability of price information increased the level of competition between the traders, raising prices and reducing the variation in prices between nearby mandis.
A Growing Future In the near future, Roderick expects the availability of loci to extend beyond model organisms and ones with relatively small genomes.
As expected, the availability of continuous ScvO2 monitoring and the absence of a locally written protocol for the management of septic shock patients were the most significant barriers identified.
While further improvements in IHC procedures can be expected, the availability of other methods for amyloid typing is both needed and welcome.
Lack of CSBAs was reported in the low performing areas at the baseline, and as expected the availability of health care facilities and skilled private practitioner services are mostly concentrated in high and medium performing areas.
If the current situation for screening and vaccination, and our reliance on blood products holds for the future, we expect the safety and availability of blood products around the world to be compromised by climate change unless blood collections can be adequately increased in non-affected areas.
