Sentence examples for growing in availability from inspiring English sources

"They are definitely growing in popularity, and I'd say they're growing in availability, too," said Fabio Comana, an exercise physiologist for the American Council on Exercise.

However, patient-generated and machine-generated data are also important and the technologies that produce them are growing in availability (table 1).

As our processing capabilities grow in availability, and our algorithms and statistical tools become more efficient, so-called "training" time for machine learning is decreasing.

As EST databases and whole genome sequences grow in availability, SNPs have become the most abundant and powerful polymorphic codominant markers that can be selected all along the genome [ 2].

The Circles of Empathy practice is one such process growing in visibility and availability to the LDS community.

Rhoades et al. concluded that this difference was due to females changing the availability of phosphate, rather than females only growing in areas with high phosphate availability.

This procedure has similarities to the daily oscillation in water potential that occurs in plants growing in soil with decreasing water availability during drought conditions [ 12].

Across forests of the Northeastern U.S., tree species can vary widely in leaf photosynthetic responses to declining soil moisture availability, although species growing in mesic and wet-mesic sites tend to be more sensitive to drought than xeric sites (Kubiske and Abrams 1994).

However, it is currently unknown, whether this pre-adaptation enables both Aglais species to cope successfully or even to benefit from the excessive nitrogen availabilities in nettles growing in modern farmlands.

Olajire et al. (2003) and Kashem et al. (2007) have shown that Cd fractions bound to other than the residual can be taken up easily by plants and, therefore, plants growing in the area of higher Cd-availability due to runoff sediment deposition may accumulate Cd in them.

Our Western blot experiments to analyze the AMPK activation status in cells grown in different glutamine availability, showed that in correlation with a drop of ATP levels in both cell lines, only in normal cells, in which the ATP decrease was greater (see Figure 5I, L and M), a reliable and glutamine-dependent increase of AMPK activation was observed (Figure 8B, 1 mM and 0.5 mM glutamine samples).