Sentence examples for structure availability from inspiring English sources

Attractive features like nanoscopic size, narrow polydispersity index, excellent control over molecular structure, availability of multiple functional groups at the periphery and cavities in the interior distinguish them amongst the available polymers.

Although there is a lack of experimental studies identifying the specific causes that link herbivory and structure, availability of shelter or refuges, increased diversity of microhabitats and resource partitioning are thought to be key influences [76].

It contained information about school characteristics related to physical structure, availability of physical education teachers, and school meals/sale of food (Table  1).

PDB holds a total of 324 crystal structures of Mtb proteins and comparative models were generated for 2737 proteins, thus giving structure availability for 70% of the Mtb proteome.

Type and quality of supervision, level of linkages with health system structures, availability of drugs, clarity of the responsibilities, funding patterns, and quality of programme management are some of the factors that shaped their performance [ 7].

Several factors have shaped the experiences of community-based health workers, including the type and quality of supervision, level of linkages with health system structures, availability of drugs, clarity of the responsibilities, funding patterns and quality of programme management [ 16].

Assuming an underlying serial structure for availability, we consider first a case where the system transitions between available and unavailable states, and second the case with an intermediate state at half capacity.

Exo factors also influence the structure and availability of microsystems that can influence the spousal relationship.

The move from alpha to beta for DataFox seems to be a feature upgrade, as opposed to a more general shift in its overall structure or availability.

Structure: The availability and organisation of resources (human and material) required for the delivery of a service.

The C dynamics of a forest reflects environmental conditions such as climate, soil, structure, nutrient availability and disturbance (Chave et al. 2001).