Sentence examples for fluctuating availability from inspiring English sources

In a show that was about children, acted by children and for child viewers just back from a day at an actual school, Redmond's crucial insight was that an academic setting solves one of the biggest problems of long-form drama: the aging or fluctuating availability of actors.

Under most situations, the adjustment of root N, P or S acquisition to the nutrient demand of the plant is hampered by the limiting and fluctuating availability of these elements in the soil.

Photoenergy storage catalyst, conventionally constructed by combining a light harvesting component with a charge-storage material, could store partial of photoexcited charge carriers (e−/h+) under illumination and release them in dark, which is regarded as one of the most promising strategies to compensate the fluctuating availability of solar energy.

Assessment of vegetation level vulnerability and climate change resilience require understanding of the diversity among plant species in the current vegetation, and of their growth strategies in response to fluctuating water availability (Dawson et al. 2009).

Wild leek is sensitive to S deficiency and plants are able to cope with fluctuating S availability from 0.01 to 4.5 mM SO42–, whereas the initial S reserves in bulbs are likely to play an additional role in S-deficient soils.

The ability to adapt to environments with fluctuating nutrient availability is vital for bacterial survival.

Thus, expansion of the genome of B. terrae BS001 may have been driven mainly by nutritional needs in the light of locally fluctuating nutrient availability, for which a diversity of transporter systems is essential.

(2000) proposed a general hypothesis of invasibility based on fluctuating resource availability with communities becoming more susceptible to biological invasion whenever there is an increase in the amount of available resources.

On the contrary, temporal and permanent terrestrial wetlands borderline the salt crust can frequently experience fluctuating salinities, water availability, and also can be connected with hypersaline systems during intensive rain events (El Niño-Southern Oscillation ENSO, Risacher et al. 2003).

Tardigrades have the ability to survive extreme desiccation to cope with the fluctuating water availability in the environment they inhabit.

What also fluctuates is the availability of financing; in the early part of this decade, hotel developers "were at the bottom of the food chain," Mr. Fox said.