Sentence examples for peak availability from inspiring English sources

Fresh pomegranates are on sale from August through December, but peak availability is in October and November.

Clip plots (n = 108) were used to sample peak availability of herbs and current annual growth of Salix spp. in late summer.

The peak availability, collection logistics (collection centers and transportation) and recycling facility location are some of the parameters that must be considered in order to design the "best" supply chain network for A I waste wood.

Meloxicam has been shown to have peak availability in ruminant animals at 11.6 h and an average half-life of 27.5 hours when administered orally [ 15].

The pharmacokinetic profile of [C]CB184 also seems to be better than that of (R -[C]PK11195, with a high peak availability of the tR -[C]PK11195blood pool in the first minute after injection.

For example, females with cubs and sub-adults tend to move further inland, whereas adult males tend to predominate along the coast [ 53], which could lead to some partitioning of resources, as peak availability of certain foods (e.g., berries) might be more accessible to certain demographic groups.

With earlier den entry and parturition, den emergence would also occur earlier, thus creating a potential mismatch between food requirements of newly emerged family groups and peak food availability.

The hour-14 wind forecast anticipates hour 14 having the peak wind availability of the afternoon.

If migratory birds arrive at their breeding grounds too early ― or too late, relative to those arriving even earlier ― there's a potential for "mismatch of trophic interactions," the study explains, meaning the birds may miss out on peak resource availability or face stronger competition for breeding sites or mates.

For instance, departing too late from the non-breeding areas can have cascading effects, with mistimed arrival in the breeding grounds, a large mismatch between peak food availability and peak food requirement of offspring, and thus, negative fitness consequences [ 46].

Early arrival at the breeding site meant also a close match with peak food availability for adults and in a time-lagged manner, for offspring.