Sentence examples for fully made available from inspiring English sources

Analysis by five-year birth cohort (Table 1) indicates that HIV seroprevalence decreases in cohorts born after 1970 (less than 34 years old at the time of the survey), corresponding to DUs who could benefit from harm reduction services fully made available in France in 1994 (Syringe Exchange Programmes [SEP] and substitutive replacement therapy).

"All accounts were fully audited and made available to all entitled parties.

"Commissioner Goodell had "the affirmative duty... to insure that relevant documentary evidence in the hands of one party is fully and timely made available to the other party".

There are questions which sites will be opened fully, and which sites made available only in Olympic sites or to journalists, where that is possible.

Such hypothesis was confirmed when we applied the equations generated on the fully independent data set made available by Gravendeel and collaborators.

It follows that the emerging best practice of using persistent identifiers (data-DOIs) to cite data within an article narrative or elsewhere necessitates a machine operable path from the persistent identifier to the data, particularly where data is made available on fully open terms.

A fully annotated transcriptome assembly is made available through NCBI, in addition to corresponding expression data.

To date, no software has been made available to fully encapsulate this process to understand the mosaic nature of bacterial genomes.

However efficient this process may be, many people might die before a new treatment could be fully tested, let alone subsequently made available to everyone.

In wheat obtaining full sequence data for target genes can be a significant challenge, although this is likely to be eased considerably in the next few years as shotgun and fully assembled sequence data is made available.

But the prize is big: a global community where dreams and talents can be expressed fully, and where new jobs are made available founded on the Creative Economy.