Sentence examples for rapidly growing availability from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Brad Gammons, who runs IBM's energy and utilities arm, says that most of the progress since Deep Thunder has taken place over the last two years, mainly thanks to the rapidly growing availability of information, both real-time and historical.

India, with its vast human and intellectual capital, strong and rapidly growing economy and greater availability of funding, country-wide DOTS coverage, and a large, well-functioning national TB control program, is well placed to tackle this problem.

In rapidly growing solid tumors reduced oxygen availability leads to inhibition of propyl hydroxylases, a dramatic surge in HIF-1α protein levels and consequently induction of VEGF mRNA and protein [ 33].

Now, the combined availability of a rapidly growing database of insect genomic sequences and the recent developments in sequencing technology provides an opportunity for genome-wide gene discovery in C. hominivorax, including genes that might be involved in insecticide resistance.

The effects of ASNS reduction in sarcoma cells were reversed by exogenous supplementation with asparagine, supporting the notion that rapidly growing sarcoma cells depend on adequate availability of intrinsic or extrinsic asparagine to support tumor growth.

But with a rapidly growing population (already more than 7 billion people), water availability per capita reduces drastically.

The potential for a rapidly growing alcohol epidemic is enormous given the increasingly ubiquitous availability of alcohol and aggressive promotion by the alcohol industry [ 4].

Primarily a consequence of deteriorating conditions in rural reserves, black urbanization also reflected the increasing availability of employment in the Witwatersrand's rapidly growing secondary industries.

The availability of personalized genomic tests, ordered directly by consumers, is rapidly growing.

Apex of rapidly growing shoot.

It's a rapidly growing market.