Sentence examples similar to for their unavailability from inspiring English sources

Over-occupancy of chaperones in CHL1−/− mice may result in their unavailability for new targets, probably accounting for a drastically lower chaperone activity towards such artificial substrate as firefly luciferase.

These employers often make adverse decisions regarding applicants based upon their unavailability, for example, on a Saturday (during which Jews, Adventists and Seventh Day Baptists would decline to work for religious reasons) yet provide no means by which to apprise the employer of the religious nature of a limited schedule, or to ask for a religious accommodation in the online application.

Respondents who did not answer all the questions, due to their unavailability for leave or meeting attendance within the study time frame, were excluded from the final analysis.

The I.O.C. issued a statement on its Web site saying that the "alleged anti-doping rule violation committed by two Greek athletes" was their "unavailability for testing and failing, without compelling justification, to submit to sample collection after testing notification".

Ferguson claimed in his latest book that Klopp, Pep Guardiola, José Mourinho and Louis van Gaal were considered for the Old Trafford job but their unavailability in 2013 paved the way for David Moyes's brief tenure.

This lack of progress is mainly because of the unstable nature of L-form bacteria, the variability of the models used for their generation, and the unavailability of modern molecular biology tools before the 1980s when L-form research was largely abandoned.

It is curious that 15% of guardians opted for secondary reporting for predictive genetic test results including predisposition and carrier status for their children, despite the unavailability of these results to minors.

Explanations for their relative obscurity include the unavailability of some of the trial records, the fact that the perpetrators were not household names in the west, and the allies' embarrassment about disagreements between the judges on using the death sentence, and on the fairness of the proceedings (for more detail see Futamura 2008 and Totani 2008).

Women who did not get their DXA done reported transportation and male members' unavailability as main factor for their absence.

Perhaps this was the underlying reason for others' unavailability for support and validation, and for their suggestions of dismissive strategies to the bereaved mothers.

Among 311 cases fulfilling the inclusion criteria, 11 were excluded (three for unavailability, three for death, three for serious illness, and two for refusal to participate).