Sentence examples for proven available from inspiring English sources

Now, this late in the process and with Tyson Chandler already agreeing to join the Phoenix Suns, they are left with few proven available options on the open market.

Despite increasing costs associated with asthma [ 2], care remains suboptimal, with many patients tolerating symptoms and lifestyle limitations unnecessarily, due to suboptimal use of proven available therapies [ 11, 26, 29, 32].

Although noninvasive imaging of transferred gene expression has proven available following vector-mediated transfer of the HSV-TK using radiolabeled tracers, some studies [ 98, 101] found that hSSTr2 reporter based imaging was more sensitive and the uptake of radiolabeled SST analogs well correlated with recombinant vector dose.

The others are full acquittal and acquittal for lack of proof, the latter being similar to the so-called "third verdict" of "not proven" available under Scottish law: the court is not saying the accused is innocent, but that there is insufficient evidence to the contrary.

At this high level, many coins proved available.

The clinical data were obtained from the patient history, while the biochemical parameters were recorded from laboratory testing in the three months prior to consultation (or in the days after consultation if no such prior testing proved available).

The biochemical parameters were recorded from laboratory testing in the three months prior to consultation (or in the days after consultation if no such prior testing proved available) at local biochemical laboratories.

Biomass, by contrast, is proven and available, and while it is far from perfect, he argued, it can play a small part in reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Sussex chief executive Dave Brooks told The Argus: "When there are players of Monty's proven ability available I would expect (coach) Mark Robinson to be banging on my door to see what chances there are of us signing them.

But the court did not conclude that Mr. Fhimah was innocent; it concluded that the prosecution had not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that he was guilty, though the court did not choose the "not proven" verdict available under Scottish law.

Your opinion that "more than a few people in the green camp embrace nuclear plants as a proven, readily available way to reduce carbon emissions" ("The Nuclear Option," editorial, April 3) doesn't apply to anyone in the "green camp" who is informed about the fossil-fuel-intensive life cycle of nuclear power.