Sentence examples for potential unavailability from inspiring English sources

The writers modified their original story plan for the third season in anticipation for Carbonell's potential unavailability.

Addressing similar limits to warfarin use as observed among residents with higher stroke risk, McCormick et al. [ 17] and Lau et al. [ 16] cited the potential unavailability of patient preferences, care directives, or other data from the medical records they examined as possible explanations for the low rate of warfarin use in AFib.

Without naming the witness or giving a reason for the possible unavailability, Judge Espinoza told the opposing lawyers to confer about a plan to take a deposition while the potential witness was still able to testify.

In addition to exerting every effort to require the State to try him, there is present in this record abundant evidence of actual prejudice to petitioner in the death of two potential witnesses, unavailability of another, and the loss of police records.

However, it is noteworthy to mention the functional complementarity between plant nutritional difficulties when growing in specific soil types and natural mechanisms evolved by the nature, since both stability and solubility of metal (Fe, Zn, Cu humic complexes are higher for those pH ranges that favor metal precipitation and potential bio-unavailability [12, 22].

One solution, Professor Levenson said, might be simply to tell the jury that some potential witnesses were unavailable, and that their unavailability was lawful.

Other study limitations include the unavailability of potential lifestyle factors and patients' medication compliance, which could potentially confound the relationship between the use of PPIs and risk of pneumonia.

It's time for conservatives to become outraged at the waste of human potential caused by the unavailability of capital to young people starting their adult lives.

It is shown that a simple hard-switching diversity system has the potential to reduce the unavailability time fraction by about two orders of magnitude with respect to the FSO system alone.

A potential limitation is the unavailability of detailed data on the situation before the introduction and following the first years after the introduction of Hib vaccines in Germany.

Therefore a fault tree analysis is performed for a typical design in order to present an approach for establishing a numerical value of its unavailability and to uncover potential weaknesses in the design or maintenance regimes.