Sentence examples for the effects of availability from inspiring English sources

The existing studies have so far captured the effects of availability and affordability, two key dimensions of access to health care [12].

Similarly the morphological changes in response to Fe availability as well as the effects of availability of Fe on accumulation of other metals have been widely reported in rice (Ishimaru et al. [2009]; Bashir et al. [2011c]).

From 2005, all consenting pregnant HIV-infected mothers from RCCS, and their newly born infants, were enrolled in a separate cohort study called "ARV-related ARV-related Maternal-Infant Maternal-Infant Study ARMIScts of availability of antiretroviral therapy (ART) on health outcomes of pregnant which assessedr infanthe

To these, we have also added a composite variable called service readiness index to capture the effects of availability of selected basic amenities, such as communication equipment, operating theater and a labour room in the facilitates reported in each area.

It is proposed with respect to the Economics Branch of the Fisheries Division that its work be concerned with the particular economic efficiencies relating to the structure of fisheries- for example, the relation or interchangeability of one kind of fisheries product with another, the effect of availability of skills and of raw material entering into manufacture, and like problems.

An emeritus professor of zoology at the University of California at Berkeley and a leader in the field of behavioral ecology, Dr. Pitelka conducted extensive research in the Alaskan tundra, exploring the effects of the availability of food on the brown lemming population and on the behavior of arctic birds.

Here we quantify the effects of habitat availability and quality on the abundance of three small mammals in a landscape at the Brazilian Atlantic Forest.

However, the effects of water availability vary with species and other environmental conditions.

Dr. Palmroth's research focuses on the effects of resource availability and climatic variability on carbon uptake and allocation of individual shoots, trees and forest ecosystems.

A further finding is that it matters whether the primary studies measured the effects of the availability of FWPs or of the use of FWPs.

Concerns ranked highly by emergency physicians, but not previously considered in national patient safety initiatives, include the effects of the availability of expert consultation and of follow-up care on patient safety [9].