Sentence examples for progress availability from inspiring English sources

As the hydrolysis progress, availability of these glucose chains decreases, and enzymes start acting on soluble sugars.

Patients were discharged based on several criteria, including achievement of medical stability and pain control at the Numerical Rating Scale of 0 to 3, attainment of a plateau in training progress, availability of appropriate placement, and a suitable caregiver as indicated.> -wrap-foot> Prn = as needed.

Results: The participants indicated that timely return-to-work depends on patients' characteristics, severity of injury, clinical progress, the availability of work accommodation, and clinical judgment.

While the government of India has made some progress increasing the availability and accessibility of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services, only 23% of pregnant women received an HIV test in 2010, and about one-in-five HIV-positive pregnant women received anti-retroviral treatment to prevent transmission of the HIV virus to their infants [ 3- 5].

Also helping computer progress was the availability of microprocessors in the late 1970s.

CPSs' further progress necessitates the availability of co-simulation platforms that can capture both the physical and the communication dynamics.

Already, countries like Mexico, Kenya, and Nigeria have made progress in increasing availability.

A longer follow-up period could provide information about further progress in emotional availability in the parent child interactions.

If successful, this would be an important progress because the availability of GAG oligosaccharides with defined sulfation patterns is so far extremely limited.

Even though the increase in information feedback after supervisory visits was low (from 7 to 29%), it shows progress in the availability of data subnationally.

8 To accelerate progress towards improved availability and access to safe child-specific medicines for all children below 12 years of age, the 'Make medicines child size' campaign was launched by the WHO in 2007.