Sentence examples for highlighted the availability from inspiring English sources

A recent review highlighted the availability of commercially available frozen HFF cells but noted their use requires validation (Planche and Wilcox, 2011).

The National Police Chiefs Council, in its evidence to the commons inquiry, highlighted the availability of online pornography and the absence of sex and relationship education in schools as driving factors in altering the behaviour of young people.

Although this study has highlighted the availability of potentially poor quality, misleading internet information, many websites identified provided a high standard of information and balanced account of the options available.

(F07) Thus, two subthemes were highlighted: the availability and the transparency and fairness of a complaint mechanism.

Firms must also further highlight the availability of the government's new Pension Wise scheme or regulated advice".

The government, by highlighting the availability of these cards, will prompt more seniors to take advantage of them".

Time Warner will respond to Viacom's advertisement, Mr. Dudley said, by highlighting the availability of television content on the Internet.

The coalition has made some moves towards nurturing diversity, including loosening regulations on setting up new banks, and providing taxpayer funding to help credit unions expand; while campaigns such as Move Your Money have helped to highlight the availability of smaller alternatives to the faceless high-street giants.

In true giant-music-company form, Universal then deemed that Marley's music would become available to ALL cell phone carriers and said that it had issues with the fact that "the Marley estate has chosen to take such an extreme and meritless position that a customary promotional campaign highlighting the availability of Marley mastertones somehow constitues an 'endorsement' of Verizon…".

It is well acknowledged that this first approximation to highlight the availability of soil-born raw materials on the continental scale might be biased (1) by the classification of soil materials of human interest for excavation and (2) by the thematic and geographic limitations of the dataset.

These results also highlight the availability of the genome assembly.