Sentence examples for limited availability in from inspiring English sources

Limitation of this technique includes its current limited availability in the US [ 46] radiation exposure, which is especially of concern in younger patients and 48-h delay in obtaining imaging after injection to prevent blood pool effects.

Limited availability in July and August.

One-bedroom flat from £950 to £1,100 a week, limited availability in summer.

Tickets: limited availability in the $25 to $92 range (Anne Midgette).

Still, Le Clézio's 2008 Nobel win shows that limited availability in English is thankfully no bar to the prize.

In the case of "The Interview," the film's limited availability in theatres likely meant that more people were willing to spend at least $5.99 to watch the film in the comfort of their own homes; the fact that it was the holidays surely helped.

Limitations in the use of primary human hepatocytes are their limited availability, instability in vitro, and substantial variability if derived from different donors [ 48].

(On a few occasions, subjects were scanned on two conditions in a single day because of their limited availability. In these instances, the runs were separated by the eighteen-minute acquisition of a high-resolution SPGR, allowing the subject to rest).

Likewise, although misoprostol is known to be effective in preventing PPH, most of the surveyed countries reported limited availability, both in facilities and at the national store.

Other aspects such as the limited availability of in vivo studies demonstrating the biological activities of OS from bovine and caprine milk and the current challenges associated with the recovery and commercial production of these compounds have also been addressed.

However, it also presents several limitations including the need for a second surgery, limited availability, and morbidity in the donor area [ 5].