Sentence examples for matched the availability from inspiring English sources

The development of new therapies for treatment of chronic wounds has not matched the availability of treatment modalities forecast by the pharmaceutical industry.

Using fossils to study evolutionary patterns over hundreds of millions of years of history, Sahney and team found that biodiversity, at least among the land animals that they decided to focus on, matched the availability of living space through time.

I understand our current generating needs are more concerned with peak power, which nicely matches the availability of solar power, but for people seriously concerned with reducing carbon-dioxide emissions, is there some other viable replacement for baseline coal plants?

In minimal media, E. coli tries to maintain an optimal growth rate by regulating the activity of the enzymes to match the availability of the external ammonia.

This time frame was selected to match the availability of exposure data.

However, the desired diversity in organisms does not always match the availability of complete reference genomes with which to assess dosage compensation.

This requirement is likely to result in additional model complexity that may not match the availability of data, presenting challenges for model fitting and specification.

Finally, in matching the availability of nation-wide surveys with their use in the health systems strengthening proposals, we found that in 39 of the 44 countries that submitted proposals there had been a nation-wide household surveys (DHS or MICS) that could have been used to support descriptions of the immunisation status of the population and/or specific barriers to immunisation.

The rise in "modern" desserts such as ice creams matched the increased availability of better refrigerators.

Until HIV testing services are made available at the sub-district level to match the widespread availability of tuberculosis services, in these settings the preferable course may be selective referral, based on risk factors or clinical signs of HIV infection.

Ever since the post-war boom in car ownership, matched by the availability of toy cars so beloved by many boys, cars have featured strongly in picture books.