Sentence examples for geographical availability from inspiring English sources

Thus, the cation exchange capacity (CEC) of clay mineral depends on the net elemental composition that varies with the geographical availability in the environment (Stucki 2006).

Unfortunately, our dataset does not contain information on the geographical availability of childcare facilities, which could be a possible cause of the low participation rate of low-income mothers.

The sustainability and geographical availability of training is dependent on appropriate funding.

Participants will choose the physiotherapist to attend based on the geographical availability of therapists trained to deliver their assigned intervention.

For PMTCT sustainability and adherence to guidelines, the recommendations are: o Provision of enough information on the exact geographical availability of PMTCT services in the refugee home country and on how to access them after repatriation is important.

We recruited 64 general practices in the south and west of England in two centres (Southampton and Bristol) on the basis of geographical availability of teachers of the Alexander technique and massage therapists; 152 teachers and therapists agreed to participate.

A reference household in Slovenia's coastal region was used to identify the optimal energy system design, by considering the geographical location, availability of energy sources, actual load dynamics, and components' technical and economical characteristics.

In reality, choosing suitable CO2 capture technology for a given electricity facility is not only decided by technical feasibility, but also related to geographical location availability for carbon transportation and storage, as well as its impacts on the social community and economic development.

The health facility questionnaire collected the facility geographical coordinates, availability of VCT, PMTCT and ART services as well as utilization of these services based on the review of the records of the patients' attendance in the previous one month (30 days) as in Pappa E et al [ 10].

Important remaining ATM barriers can be identified along all dimensions of access: geographical and financial accessibility, availability, acceptability and quality (Peters et al. 2008).

The geographical location and availability of the different observatory data are given in Figs. 1 and 2, respectively.