Sentence examples for maximal availability from inspiring English sources

The equipment is inspected and maintained periodically and the optimal inspection or maintenance frequency is calculated to obtain the minimal cost or the maximal availability.

We show that UpCon and DiIE working together guarantee confidentiality (completeness property of the data-dependent disclosure inference algorithm) and maximal availability (soundness property of the data-dependent disclosure inference algorithm) even in the presence of updates.

[ 13] Communities wishing to achieve maximal availability of sterile syringes may opt to offer all avenues of access to sterile syringes.

We believe this approach is preferable over webservice-based systems for institutions who possess adequate computational hardware and who wish to ensure maximal resource availability and customization.

Because the host plants of R. pomonella fruit at different times of year and adult flies live for only about a month, the flies must differentially time their life histories to match maximal host fruit availability for mating and oviposition.

Migratory behaviour concerns only species located at specific trophic levels (zones of food availability) where maximal fluctuations occur both in breeding areas and in wintering regions.

As the project is still in the conceptual phase, a range of options for gyrotrons, transmission lines and antennas is under assessment taking into account the guidelines for the integration of the EC system in a nuclear reactor and a maximal achievable reliability and availability of the EC power during operation.

Among several possible approaches, we chose the resource perspective because it has been shown that resource availability and maximal body size correlate closely (Burness et al., 2001).

Target cell availability is probably maximal for NK cells in blood borne cancers, hence, we believe that these diseases will show the highest CD45RARO NK cell numbers; although these cells are unable to control the disease.

Exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia results in less oxygen availability to active muscles during maximal or near maximal exercise, which has a potentially detrimental effect on athletic performance.

In the absence of BH4, superoxide production by nNOS is maximal and independent of L-arginine availability [ 78].