Sentence examples for improvements in the availability from inspiring English sources

Clinical use of CT or TRUS has traditionally been the mainstay of pre-treatment imaging for target identification, but recent improvements in the availability of diagnostic MRI scanners have improved access significantly to mpMRI for this purpose (Davis et al. 2012; Yamada et al. 2012; Nag et al. 2000; Mayer et al. 2016).

PwMS are keen to see improvements in the availability of psychological support, which they recognised as an important deficit in available services.

Visualization is experiencing growing use by a diverse community, with continuing improvements in the availability and usability of systems.

Latin America's decline in inequality is mainly due to the expansion of basic education (ie, due to a decrease in the proportion of the population with no or little education), and to some degree due to improvements in the availability and quality of democratic institutions, which has likely increased the responsiveness of policy to the preferences of poorer voters.

In particular, rates on a wide range of household borrowing have continued to decline and there have been improvements in the availability of credit.It is possible that Britain's economic plan will at some point encourage investment and the creation of high productivity jobs by reassuring entrepreneurs that taxes will not get out of control.

Improvements in the availability of data and statistical methods could enhance the predictive ability of models.

Even in places like this community, improvement in the availability of water has been limited.

On the industrial side, crude oil production fell as much as 20percentt, but there was evidence of a slight improvement in the availability of electricity.

It also recommended "substantial improvement in the availability of suitable programs that address the young people's physical and mental wellbeing".

It also covers some types of furniture, curtains and bedding, but here there has been an improvement in the availability, if not the quality, of merchandise.

CML chief economist Bob Pannell said: "House purchase and remortgage activity both appear to have picked up recently, and this should be supported by an improvement in the availability and pricing of mortgages.