Sentence examples for reach the availability from inspiring English sources

Shutdown duration for first wall replacement should be as short as possible to reach the availability target of the machine.

However, only the organic sources applied in a conjunct form with powder phonolite improved the nutrient level to values above 100 mg kg−1, which reaches the availability class considered "good" according to Ribeiro et al. (1999).

In DD, mice were fed ad libitum for the initial 2 weeks and underwent a 5-day FR ramp of gradually decreasing food availability to reach the final food availability window of 4 hr (from ZT/CT6 10) for 2 weeks of FR.

(CHW1) From the users' perspective, along with the distance to reach the facility, non-availability or delay in emergency transport were the main issues in accessing the health facility.

In this context and taking into account the design of mOSAIC application based on components, in [116] is proposed a scheduling mechanism of replicated components aiming to reach the objective of highly availability despite multiple faults in Multi-Cloud.

Despite health facilities in this study being geographically accessible, women reported they could not reach the institution due to non-availability of transport at the time of labour.

This poses a question concerning the relevance of the screening program, and whether the delivery of (highly) subsidized hearing aids, in combination with an (community-based) information campaign publicizing their availability, may not reach the same objective.

This poses a question concerning the relevance of the screening program, and whether the delivery of (highly) subsidized hearing aids, in combination with an (school-based) information campaign publicizing their availability, may not reach the same objective.

We found that for the same measured ligand-CFP level, we obtained different levels of surface availability, suggesting the ligands reach the cell surface with different efficiencies.

The most common responses were: availability of health providers and appropriate medical care (primarily medicine) in case of complications; emotional support; privacy during delivery; clean place after delivery, availability of transport to reach the institution; monetary incentives that exceeded expenses and prompt care (Table 2).

Aspects of care most commonly cited by women to be important were: availability of health providers and appropriate medical care (primarily drugs) in case of complications; emotional support; privacy; clean place after delivery; availability of transport to reach the institution; monetary incentives that exceed expenses; and prompt care.