'temporal availability' is a valid term that can be used in written English.
Example sentence: The temporal availability of the materials was essential for the project's success.
To mimic the temporal availability of data following patient admission, we first entered demographics available at patient admission (age, gender, Charlson Comorbidity Index score) into the model, and then the initial VS (5-minute average of continuous VS data accrued from minutes 10 to 15 after admission), and finally the relative risk score derived in the first 4 hours.
Constraints in the temporal availability of plants and the fact that no medicinal plants are available from December through April means that medicinal plants must be stored for later use.
Note that this step heavily depends on the accessibility of data and their potentially temporal availability.
Data quality, resolution, and temporal availability from these disparate sources have varied significantly over their historical development.
An adequate reduction in temporal availability, particularly late night on-sale availability, is effective and cost-effective.
This should lead to more definitive measurements and answers regarding how environments are changing over the past 50 to 100 years (dependent upon the temporal availability of topographic data sources).
4) Flexible loads can be categorized into several different groups according to their temporal availabilities and individual characteristics.
The benefits of such a simulator are the possibility to study the effects of various simulated management scenarios of crop spatial-temporal availability in relation to target organisms and/or specific ecological processes (e.g. pest, biological control), within a single model framework.
Remote sensing technique has advantage over traditional/conventional techniques in terms of spatial, spectral, radiometric and temporal data availability.
Temporal frequency, availability of free to less expensive data sources of satellite imagery and image processing techniques have greatly enhanced the potential for monitoring and mapping urban growth and monitoring urban land use change (Goodchild 2000; Im et al. 2008), urban land use dynamics (Herold et al. 2003), landscape pattern analysis (Li and Yeh 2004), and urbanization (Weng 2007).
The male therefore, with its robust reproductive capacity, may serve as a functional 'rheostat' for the species' reproduction, linking temporal food availability to the propagation of the species.
