Sentence examples for is available to implement from inspiring English sources
However, no published software is available to implement this approach.
A procedure for including activity against enveloped viruses in the post-contamination treatment of hands has been recommended, but so far no European standard is available to implement it.
Some may suggest that even if the non-Social Security surplus is depleted, a good chunk of the $2.6 trillion Social Security surplus would be available to implement Social Security reform.
b Different software packages are available to implement the multiple imputation technique.
Various Grid middleware are available to implement Grid environment, such as Globus, Legion, and Unicore etc.
The new capability of an enterprise real time monitoring and diagnosis software infrastructure was available to implement many business strategies in tandem.
According to International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation, use of ECMO should be considered in children with cardiac arrest refractory to conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation, if cardiac arrest occurred in a highly monitored setting and the necessary support equipment and expertise are available to implement the technique rapidly [126].
Because the number and timing of visits were left to investigators' discretion, limited data were available to implement most of the imputation methods appropriate to handle the withdrawal.
However, with a wide variability among African respondents, resources appear to be available to implement approximately three-quarter of individual SSC recommendations.
7 It does restrict the generalisability of our results to settings where teams are motivated to work with a computerised decision support aid and where sufficient information technology support and facilities are available to implement the system.
Biocat, a database gathering biological control introductions of insect parasitoids and predators (Greathead and Greathead 1992), is under revision by the International Organization of Biological Control (IOBC) and should soon be available to implement such novel approaches (J. Brodeur, personal communication).
