Sentence examples for reduced availability to from inspiring English sources

"Financial markets have continued to function reasonably well, and credit continues to flow, although admittedly with reduced availability to less-than-investment-grade borrowers and at interest spreads sufficiently elevated to press on profit margins of those lower-rated borrowers," he said.

On the demand side, the policy could have positive (improved employee satisfaction) as well as negative (signal of a reduced availability to work, organizational difficulties) effects on employment (Devisscher and Sanders 2007).

The coupling of phenolic components of SOM through a free radical mechanism sustained by the Fe-Pha catalysis [18] and the consequent increase of SOM molecular mass should have promoted a stronger adsorption of humic matter on soil mineral particles and its reduced availability to extraction.

Reduced availability to safe water results, according to the study performed in Alaska, in increased rates of hospitalisation for respiratory and skin infections.

The protein product of Hp1,1 is a dimer, whereas the products of Hp1,2 or Hp2,2 are multimers of respectively increasing complexity which have reduced availability to tissues.

It had implications for practice workload and might be perceived as unfair by colleagues because it reduced availability to see other patients: 'Would you feel guilty, you know, if you were bringing back a patient each week?

Other potential explanations as to how vacuolation might suppress migration include a reduced availability of membrane to add to protrusions, cell signalling feedback mechanisms or even steric hindrance of migration through constricted spaces.

Our hypothesis was that the centralisation has led to reduced availability of and access to institutions, but a reduced risk of maternal morbidity.

The decrease may be directly caused by reduced nutrient availability to primary producers and possibly modified by altered (increasing or decreasing) organic matter turnover in the water column and soils.

If this trend continues, truly catastrophic consequences are likely to ensue from rising sea levels, to reduced water availability, to more heat waves and fires".

Second, the mid-inactivation potential for D1275N was shifted towards hyperpolarized potentials only for oocytes, suggesting a contribution of reduced channel availability to the patients' phenotype.