Sentence examples for projected availability from inspiring English sources

The reason for this shift is relatively simple and has been widely documented: The number of postdocs in training significantly exceeds the projected availability of faculty positions.

The NUT, meeting for its annual conference in Liverpool, has published research comparing the location of free schools with the projected availability of places in three years.

On June 9, 2014, the Financialist publication, produced by the Credit Suisse company, stated that demand for lithium is growing at more than 12 percent a year; according to Credit Suisse, this rate exceeds projected availability by 25 percent.

Retirement rates reduce the projected availability of doctors, but this effect is offset by the number of new specialists trained every year.

What processes do national experts identify as needing to take place for countries to decide on the use of a malaria vaccine and when do they need to take place relative to the projected availability of a vaccine?

The World Food Programme's Vulnerability Analysis and Map draws predominately from household surveys and employs advanced food security methods to assess current and projected availability of food [ 54, 57].

EuCAP was designed to be portable and is freely available to other community annotation projects (see Availability and Requirements), although some modifications for local configurations may be necessary.

In addition, we projected future availability of xa'an leaves, and estimated the period after which this might not be sufficient enough to cover the local demand of some villages and municipalities of Quintana Roo.

By combining simulations of forest development with habitat models, and accounting both for stand and landscape scale influences, we projected habitat availability over 150 years in a large Swedish landscape, using rotation lengths which are longer (+22% and +50%) and shorter (−22%) compared to current practices.

And taking advantage of the projected power availability, cement plants, shipyards, and many other polluting industries are already making a beeline for this endangered forests.

The tool calculates salary and incentives (financial, as well as the monetary value of non-financial incentives, such as free meals, transport, and accommodation), as well as initial training, capital and equipment expenses, and compares them with the projected funds availability.