Sentence examples for guaranteeing the availability from inspiring English sources
BBO algorithm is used to evaluate optimal component sizing and operational strategy by minimizing the total cost of hybrid energy system, while guaranteeing the availability of energy.
The result is a seamless integration of pervasive computing applications with the user's tasks, guaranteeing the availability of the required functionality without wasting computing resources on components that are not currently needed.
The Chinese government's price control for medical services is seen as a method of guaranteeing the availability of basic medical services for the general public (Liu et al. 2000; Meng et al. 2002; Ge et al. 2002; Sun et al. 2008).
Pereira et al. [16] propose a self-adaptable and intrusion tolerant CA, that is able to manage changes in the membership of the servers group and allows the CA to reconfigure itself for guaranteeing the availability and the inviolability of the certification service.
Despite a few problems, it has played a positive role in guaranteeing the availability of essential medicines, regulating medical services, and promoting rational medication.
In that way, the lack of market capacity and reduced market attractiveness from the perspective of every player in the drug supply chain can be timely traced and anticipated and a fundamental solution for drug shortages can be developed, and this with the aim of guaranteeing the availability of medicinal products to the patient.
The government would guarantee the availability of drug benefits in any market with fewer than two private plans.
The government would guarantee the availability of prescription drug benefits in any area where private insurers failed to do so.
Congress passed legislation that essentially guarantees the availability of federal loans for both the next two academic years: 2008-9, and 2009-10.
"Roseburg is not in a position to guarantee the availability of that water for a long period of time".
Under the agreement, the government would guarantee the availability of prescription drug benefits in any market where private insurers failed to do so.
