Sentence examples for more available compared from inspiring English sources

"But if you look just in terms of the fabrics, there are so many more available compared with five years ago and a number of household designer names are starting to shift.

This allows to replace toxic chromium plating and to create effective catalytic materials, more available compared to traditional platinum-based systems [5, 6].

A second possible explanation could be that criteria for knee arthroplasty in RA have changed over time or TKA has become more available compared to THA.

Furthermore, from a laboratory standpoint, imunnocytochemistry is also more widely available compared to methods such as polymerase chain reaction.

The measurement of serum amylase level is still more widely available compared to serum lipase level, and in hospitals where lipase assay is available, both pancreatic enzymes are measured.

Unsurprisingly, when British users went to the site, they tended to type in "small" as a reference term, reflecting the more limited space available compared with homes in the US.

First of all, there is much more early seed money available compared to six years ago when Morpheus started.

The Professional Footballers Associationn website lists 338 senior and 200 youth team players  as being available, compared to more than 700 at the start of the summer.

While self-reported data is often more economically feasible and readily available compared to clinically measured HBP, these reports may underestimate clinical prevalence to varying degrees.

An SMMT spokesman told BusinessGreen the AFV market is seeing the benefit of more models coming onto the market - there are now more than 20 plug-in vehicles available compared to six in 2011 ranging from hatchbacks and saloons to SUVs and sports cars - while consumers are increasingly aware of the advantages of zero emissions driving.

This approach provides the advantage that cells where there is little discrimination between hypotheses A and B can be updated more frequently as new data become available, compared to cells where the distinction is clear and unlikely to change with small changes in sensor evidence.