Sentence examples for implies availability from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive definition by FAO for food security is that it exists when "all people at all times have access to enough safe and nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life". This definition implies availability, durability and accessibility.

The assumption that provision of certain interventions implies availability of the necessary equipment and drugs also does not necessarily hold; providers may improvise and provide an intervention in a suboptimal way.

With our ability to always stay connected managers must remember that connectivity doesn't always imply availability.

In general, increase of RI0 implies higher availability of water and correspondingly increase of RI1 and decrease of RI2, RI3, RI4 and RI5.

Openness here means that platforms promote the scientific collaborations in an atmosphere of scientific transparency, which also implies public availability of scientific data (see also European Comission, 2013).

The behavior described by these results is very reasonable since modifying the pulse shape to a higher roll-off implies the availability of a higher bandwidth, and therefore the reduction of the side lobes.

Training of classifiers to determine the attributes of a person based on a face image implies the availability of a database of images with labeled values of gender, race and age.

The bacterial ability to use defined carbohydrates to support cell survival or growth implies the availability of these substrates in their habitat.

For the CCS-SET group, an elective SET implies the availability of another euploid blastocyst.

Living in a family with both parents present implies the availability of support, supervision, and behavioral control in the lives of adolescents [ 21].

This implies the availability of human resources in rural and impoverished areas, with primary health care skills and orientation, which in turn creates the need for new ways of recruiting and retaining of health professionals in areas and services where conditions are not perceived as attractive.