Sentence examples for in which availability from inspiring English sources

Within CM, nurse navigation (NN) is an innovation in which availability also characterises the model [2,3].

The article encourages new HR targets for countries like Tanzania in which availability of quality services and not coverage alone should be the main focus.

Additional supportive evidence comes from other studies, in which availability of ICU beds and rates of admission to the ICU have been shown to vary widely across different countries [ 10].

This is in contrast to the preponderance of household food inventory (HFI) studies in which availability was determined, whether through self-report or direct observation, at a single point in time [ 20, 22, 40, 43, 45, 54, 57, 62, 63]; rarely were details of the amount of food items examined [ 20, 45, 74].

This contrasts with other tissues such as cochlea and brain in which hormone availability is determined mainly by D2 [31,54], although D3 also plays a role in fetal brain by regulating the spatial availability of thyroid hormones [38].

We need to replace for-profit private health insurance companies with an improved Medicare-for-all program in which drug availability can be assured and prices can be controlled.

And the UK - in which the availability of musical instruments to state school children has been low and slow in recent years - should be deeply shamed by the fact that the example of best practice in musical education was forged in one of the poorest parts of the world.

"This thinking risks locking the UK into a future in which water availability could put energy security at risk, and power stations could be forced to reduce production or even shut down if there isn't sufficient water available to keep them safely operational".

These parameters are estimated using data from experiments in which nitrogen availability was changed abruptly.

Experiments in which glucose availability was changed over a short time scale were performed in a two-compartment bioreactor system.

A no-trade stable matching is one in which the availability of transfers does not affect the outcome.