Sentence examples for productivity and availability from inspiring English sources

The injury diminished his productivity and availability, limiting him to 29 of the Jets' 67 offensive plays.

Consequently, land productivity and availability of forage was improved which substantially contributed to the betterment of people's livelihood.

Insufficient capacity not only results in local queues, causing passengers discomfort and wasting their time, but also vehicle delays that give rise to passenger delays and reduce the vehicle's productivity and availability for its next run.

Declining ungulate richness from the Pleistocene to the Holocene supports the hypothesis that the extinction of specialized grazers at the Pleistocene Holocene transition in the CFR was driven by declining productivity and availability of grassland habitats.

The developments in microelectronics, the data and communication technology as well as the fast evolving markets result in changing requirements for the productivity, flexibility and availability of assembly systems.

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines the performance of health workers in terms of four dimensions that include responsiveness, productivity, competence and availability [ 1].

Climate change is likely to affect undernutrition through a variety of means in addition to crop production, including impacts on infectious diseases in humans, plant pests and diseases, labor productivity, and water availability.

Bush encroachment and alien plant invasions alter the composition and/or balance of species in natural ecosystems and impact biodiversity, land productivity and water availability.

Similarly to a study by Oba (2012), we found, through informal interviews and focus group discussions, associative existence of landscape grazing potentials to perceived soil productivity and forage availability patterns.

15 sub-indices for representing sustainability were chosen employing a dual framework for characterizing environmental sustainability, embodying the agricultural system's: (i) inherent soil productivity and groundwater availability; and (ii) potential to degrade the surrounding environment.

Growth dilution in fish, also under conditions of high productivity and food availability, may also result in lower CH3Hg concentrations.