Sentence examples for more available resources from inspiring English sources

Since then, economic growth rates, higher incomes and more available resources have put universal healthcare within reach for developing countries.

Campbell faced a similar task, but with considerably more available resources, and with a new building which was worlds away from the cathedral-like Guildhall Library in 1970.

That is, a filter router that is closer to attackers, has more available resources, or has more connections to neighbors inserts its marking with a higher probability.

However, an inherent merit of the proposed one is that it provides more available resources for data communication, which is implied in (41) and (42).

In other words, as the delay budget C increases, the optimal interleaver depth N 1 increases, because of more available resources, while the corresponding ratios of the interleaver delay to the total delay budget decrease, because of the diminishing returns of the diversity gain.

Over the long run, Grok, his family, and his offspring ultimately end up with more survival options, more available resources, and more contingencies if things go to hell.

In addition, the more carrier frequencies are used in the system, the more available resource blocks there will be, so the user is more likely to be assigned to more resources and the energy efficiency value increases faster.

The indirect effects are more difficult to determine; a decrease in B s will mean more available resource and reduced recruitment of immune cells which will have onward effects.

Type 3 and 4 grow slowly (relative to type 1 and 2), but they benefit from investing in a more efficient root system (i.e. one which will statistically capture more available resource per unit area occupied) which better exploits available resources in a way which either starts high and declines with time (type 3) or remains constant with time (type 4).

Feed grains compete for resources with food grains; therefore, a free trade in meat policy is likely to release more available production resources into the food grain sectors than other policies.

That information is even more limited if plots are developed without foreign direction, which minimises possibilities of eavesdropping, and where plots use more easily available resources, such as guns rather than sophisticated explosives.