Sentence examples for levels and availability from inspiring English sources

Using regression analysis, the authors show a correlation between historical slave-trade levels and availability of credit information; in other words, the more slaves sold centuries ago, the more difficult it is to obtain a loan in that country today.

Identity and access management: enabling authentication for cloud solutions while maintaining security levels and availability for customers and organizations;   12.

How much do those constraints financing levels and availability as well as general and specific job/economy concerns shrink the likely buyer pool and drag recovery?

Variability in cell cycle (both in cell lines and primary cells), expression levels and availability of different virus receptors, the variable activation state of individual cells, changes in fluid flow and diffusion can all contribute to changes in spreading characteristics [37] [41].

Tryptophan levels and availability were modestly higher and breakdown indices lower in those with a diagnosis of ADHD after controlling for age and gender (figure 2, [ 11]).

Mitochondrial dysfunction affecting ATP levels and availability can contribute to the onset of physiological abnormalities, as shown for the pathogenesis of several diseases [ 44].

The level and availability of public assistance for the non-working poor have fallen sharply.At the same time, public assistance for the working poor has soared.

Depending on student age, skill level and availability of computers, teachers may wish to assign this task either to individual students or pairs.

For the working state, the capacity level and availability are W s and A s, respectively.

The effect of gender is not considered significant (p value = 0.066) after correction for age, recent education, ICU level and availability of a sepsis protocol.

These observations indicate that the level and availability of CXCL12 for CXCR4 is tightly regulated under normal conditions and the present data indicate that CXCR7, which is widely expressed, may critically contribute to this regulation.