Sentence examples for minimal availability of from inspiring English sources
Walking was the most prevalent activity in this population, probably because of its easy accessibility and minimal availability of personal mechanized transportation.
Here we present an approach to conducting risk assessments associated with biosolids exposures, given the improved but still minimal availability of exposure data.
Recruitment was initiated via an obese proband (BMI ≥ 30) with minimal availability of one obese and one never-obese (BMI ≤ 27) siblings and at least one, preferably both, parents.
A general weakness in the fish field is the minimal availability or even complete lack of cell culture systems.
However, the cost associated with acellular allogeneic or xenogeneic tissues and its minimal availability has lead to development and characterization of other classes of protein-derived biomaterials.
(A ) To validate the Notch availability assay, we tested cells expressing hN1 ΔICD -Gal4esn and observed high levels of availability fluorescence, while CHO-K1 cells lacking ectopic Notch expression showed minimal availability fluorescence (Anti-IgG Alexa 488).
Since Nef residue 136 is not within the minimal optimal epitope bound by Mamu-B*08, it is possible that A136P affects peptide processing, decreasing the availability of minimal optimal epitopes to Mamu-B*08 molecules.
A minimal increase in the availability of RTx was noted in the region, with a noticeably growing disparity between urban and rural areas, the latter being under-resourced.
Briefly, each nuclear family was recruited through an obese proband (BMI ≥ 30) who was a member of TOPS Club with the minimal requirement of the availability of two obese siblings, a least one, preferably both, of the parents and one never-obese (BMI ≤ 27) sib and/or parent.
Recruitment of cases from highly specialised treatment centres and the Danish Cancer Registry ensured accurate ascertainment with minimal misclassification, and the availability of detailed information on smoking habits, length of education and use of acetaminophen reduced the risk for confounding.
Briefly, each family was recruited through an obese proband (BMI ≥ 30) with the minimal requirement of the availability of one obese sibling and one never-obese (BMI ≤ 27) sibling and availability of at least one, preferably both, of the parents.
