Sentence examples for reduction in availability from inspiring English sources

The main cost of requesting session guarantees is a potential reduction in availability compared to a basic read-any/write-any replication scheme.

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An increase in availability increases the consumption of kerosene, implying that a reduction in availability probably due to scarcity may cause a price hike, thereby reducing its consumption since price affects it.

The expectation is that this is the result of a reduction in Hoxd1 translation, leading to a reduced amount of Hoxd1 protein and we suspect that this causes a reduction in availability of Hoxd1 mRNA because of autoregulation.

The programme failed to prevent the general reduction in availability of medicines in government facilities that occurred over the period.

These potential risks of transfusion and reduction in availability of blood make it important to establish the use of cell salvage in obstetrics.

A field study in different habitats in southern Israel over four seasons showed that reductions in availability of sugar sources were related to increased proportions of nulliparous An. sergentii, increased mosquito feeding on plant tissues, and poor survival rates [20].

There has also been an impact of reductions in availability of "doctors hours" as a result of the implementation of the European Working Time Directive (EWTD).

An adequate reduction in temporal availability, particularly late night on-sale availability, is effective and cost-effective.

According to the respondents, the adverse ecological impacts of Eucalyptus may include a decline in soil fertility through acidification and competition, reduction in forage availability due to allelopathic effect, and a decline in the availability of groundwater.

To determine whether the previously reported reduction in D2/3R availability in obese humans is reversible, we studied striatal D2/3R availability before and 6 weeks after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB) surgery in 19 morbidly obese women.