Sentence examples for less available to be from inspiring English sources

But for more than a decade, Dr. Lindzen has said that when surface temperature increases, the columns of moist air rising in the tropics will rain out more of their moisture, leaving less available to be thrown off as ice, which forms the thin, high clouds known as cirrus.

The adsorption of Pb II) onto AC occurred in two stages: an initial rapid uptake due to the presence of vacant adsorption site on the AC, subsequent slow uptake due to diffusion of the Pb II) onto the inner surface of cattail AC and the left over active site in the adsorbent is less available to be occupied [29].

Finally, increased geographical mobility means fewer family members live nearby to support elders, and increased participation of women in the labor force means they are less available to be primary caregivers.

The possible explanation could be due to the lower level of cholesterol present in the blood circulation which makes it less available to be deposited into the egg yolk.

If less money goes in, less is available to be deployed.

If medical science is defined purely in terms of commercially viable innovations tested in randomised trials, there will be less funding available to be spent (and less political will to spend it) on preventive non-drug interventions and public health measures such as food labelling or the walkability of the built environment.

CBG binds free cortisol resulting in less cortisol available to be detected in saliva.

A putative link is that the carbon skeleton of glucoses was modified to other sugars, leaving less glucose available to be incorporated into starch.

During hypoxia, less oxygen is available to be reduced to H2O at cytochrome oxidase, causing accumulation of highly reactive oxygen intermediates (ROIs).

In particular, this article focuses more on incentives relating to research, academic work, and overseeing large teams in the public sector, factors which are less available to those who are less specialized and/or working in rural areas.

When assets are given away, the givers' estates are worth less and therefore there is less available to tax when they are inherited by the next generation.