Sentence examples for generalized availability from inspiring English sources

Since the 1960s Spain's increasing prosperity and the generalized availability of government-sponsored health care have combined to cause dramatic improvements in levels of health and well-being.

The more and more generalized availability of positron emission tomography (PET) with Fluorine-18 fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) for diagnosis and staging of malignant diseases will probably definitively seal the fate of radioimmunodiagnosis as it has been conceived up until now.

Within one year, more shops in the study area stocked the subsidized ACTs than the established products Malafin and Orodar, yet it remains unclear whether subsidized ACTs can rise to the generalized geographic availability of Orodar given more time.

Existing regional approaches for estimating BCw require generalized assumptions and availability of stream chemistry data.

After a detailed review of available methods, this paper identified two distinct formalisms to analyze failure scenarios and systems' availability: generalized stochastic Petri nets (GSPN) and Fault tree driven Markov processes (FTDMP).

Currently, a workable solution is provided with the availability of generalized multifactor dimensionality reduction (GMDR) algorithm on a computing system with graphics processing units (GPUs), a type of hardware implementation of parallel computation that can be adapted for many scientific tasks [ 23].

Glu was scarcely translocated in the xylem sap, while in leaves the N availability sustained a generalized increment of Glu that mirrored the total amino acid concentrations.

The goal of this Letter is to stress the availability of such a generalized concept of QFTbits.

Availability of such a generalized design procedure is a prerequisite for rational decision with respect to the design option which is optimal under given conditions.

As well known, extended H∞ control accepts unstable weighting functions which are included in a generalized plant, so it has wider availability than standard H∞ control.

More generally, with the increasing availability of high-quality whole-genome sequencing data with large sample sizes for humans and other species, more refined and realistic demographic histories can be estimated with generalized models.