Sentence examples for finite availability from inspiring English sources

In view of the finite availability and environmental concerns of fossil fuels, biodiesel is one of the promising fuel alternatives.

The results indicated the finite availability of target molecules as the probe length increases.

In this study, the finite availability of target molecules was observed even at 1.4 pM.

Thus, the effect of finite availability cannot be neglected when we measure the target of low concentration quantitatively.

Given the small range of operations at sea and the finite availability of shore space, escalation of conflicts at sea and ashore seems inevitable.

In the range of higher target concentrations (14 pM-1.4 nM), saturation occurs due to the finite availability of probe molecules.

Also, the resource allocation problem only had a single power constraint for the whole system, and there was no constraint on the transmission rates of the subchannels (like finite data availability and limited buffer capacity).

Shortening developmental times under limited finite food availability may partly compensate for the costs of reduced body size (Metcalfe & Monaghan, 2001).

Therefore, we assume that specialists have been selected for higher plasticity in developmental time than generalists and accelerate development at the expense of body size under limited finite food availability.

Today, of course, his companies — and his fortune — are largely propelled by oil, a finite resource whose availability can only diminish.

The question of how larger brains can be metabolically afforded has remained a prominent problem in human evolution11,14,15,16,17. Life history theory states that as energy availability is finite, an organism has a limited energy budget.