Sentence examples for gains in availability from inspiring English sources

Staff, managers and clients were appreciative of the gains in availability and quality of services.

The results show that providing redundancy which utilises only existing technology demonstrates some gains in operational availability.

But because the endosymbionts ultimately produce ATP for the host cell, and are just as effective at this despite the loss of genes (as they specialise as energy-transducing organelles) there is in effect a net gain in ATP availability, which can be spent on other projects about the cell, such as a dynamic cytoskeleton, at no net cost.

In medical center A, gains in same-day availability of diagnostic data occurred with increasing use of Intermediate HIT but only progress to 100% with substantial use of Advanced HIT.

In contrast, in medical center B, where Advanced HIT implementation had not begun by the end of the study period (December 2006), gains in same day availability of diagnostic data only rise to 90%, despite high use of the Intermediate HIT system (94% of visits).

Then they send individually prepared "avail" (as in availability) requests.

The fact of allowing non-periodic tests turns the solution space much more flexible and schedules can be better adjusted, providing gains in the overall system average availability, when compared to those obtained by an optimized periodic test scheme.

These investments have prevented collapse and have yielded gains in overall performance in terms of commodity availability.

The two byproducts differ in availability and characteristics.

It acknowledged some workers earning penalty rates would have their take-home pay cut, but predicted community-wide gains in the form of more hours of employment, increased availability of consumer services and lower prices.

Progress in women's education access (which explained 45% of gains in food security) was nearly as significant as increased food availability (26%) and health advances (19%) put together.