In order to study the influence of phosphate, sulfate, and ferrous ions on biofilm formation, a large range of availability concentrations are investigated for each ion in order to capture the complete picture on how the starved and rich availabilities of these ions affect biofilm formation and the biomass growth rate of P. aeruginosa.
In the rich world, the availability of anti-retroviral drugs means that most people infected by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) can lead more-or-less normal lives, for years if not decades.
It is possible that the potential harm has been masked in rich countries by the availability of ventilators to keep children alive.
They were replaced by a free-trade approach, under the regulatory aegis of the World Trade Organization and other international regulatory bodies, that recognized the competitive advantage of low-wage countries but also the advantage provided to consumers in rich countries through the availability of highly affordable apparel.
The availability of rich contents coupled with strategies for the timely and targeted information delivery suggest that direct 'instrumental' use could have taken place.
The zooplankton population of lake showed an increasing trend during the winter because of favorable environmental conditions which include temperature, dissolved oxygen and the availability of rich nutrients in the form of bacteria, nano-plankton and suspended detritus.
The availability of rich new food sources has been proposed as a reason for the cetacean entry into the water, but this is unlikely, given that cetacean ancestors already lived in very shallow freshwater.
Driven by the increasing availability of rich data, RL has achieved great results, including developments in fundamental ML-relevant areas, such as generalization, planning, exploration, and empirical methodology, leading to better applicability to real-world problems [46].
The availability of rich semantic information for exhibits, allows for exploiting the wealth of meanings that museum exhibits express, enabling the automated or semi-automated generation of practically countless stories that can be told.
