Sentence examples for from availability of from inspiring English sources

There's never been a better time to start a business from availability of funding to access to a vast array of technology tools at minimal or no cost.

Held on the cavernous first floor of a midtown Manhattan high-rise, the museum is what its name implies: an exhibition space meant to highlight how drug policy impacts everything from availability of clean syringes for injection drug users to global incarceration.

Systems automation and real time process optimization stand to benefit a great deal from availability of efficient and accurate theoretical models for operations data processing.

C-WAT response latency was found to explain a unique and significant, albeit small, proportion of variance in reading comprehension over and above children's Dutch WAT scores (and word decoding fluency), which indicated that accessibility is distinct from availability of semantic word knowledge.

Second, for efficient scheduling of VoIP traffic obeying constraints from availability of downlink control signaling resources, it is typical to use packet aggregation (e.g., [16]), i.e., to accumulate data of a user over, e.g., 40 ms and assign larger numbers of PRBs simultaneously, but less frequently.

Then crop growth can be estimated from availability of water and solar radiation, and optimum DM partitioning to grain can be specified by allocating a minimum of support dry matter (DM) to stems (to resist lodging), leaves (to optimise photosynthesis), and flowers (to bear grains).

Major improvements resulted from the availability of data from >5 times more respondents to population surveys and more detailed information about illnesses reported in those surveys.

While some of the impetus for this comes from the availability of volume data from the New York State Department of Health, most hospitals will not give credentials to surgeons who do not have formal training to perform vascular procedures.

Access is therefore evaluated from the availability of health resources, or is assessed from expenditures in receiving health services.

This inverse relationship between co- and post-translational N-glycosylation likely arises from the availability of a larger pool of unglycosylated substrates available for post-translational N-glycosylation.

"I would say from the standpoint of production agriculture, we all benefit from the availability of abundant, affordable, healthy food," he said.