Sentence examples for the large availability of from inspiring English sources
Despite the large availability of protein protein interaction (PPI) information, not much information is available about protein complexes.
In Campania region (Southern Italy), the large availability of volcanic products determined the utilization of these products for structural purposes.
Due to the large availability of routing protocols originating from the MANETs research, Layer 3 routing has been the most popular solution in the earlier WMN implementations.
The large availability of these systems will enable to collect more patient studies, extend the evaluation towards larger groups, and determine the potential clinical impact on health outcome.
In the past years, the large availability of sensed data highlighted the need of computer-aided systems that perform intelligent data analysis (IDA) over the obtained data streams.
Because of the popularity of online social networks and the large availability of real social data, SNA has gained a lot of momentum in the last few years [22, 26, 36, 43].
Second, we assumed that the lower mortality associated with receiving care in the largest urban center in BC was mostly due to the larger availability of medical experts.
Other studies suggest central nervous system abnormalities, including changes in the blink reflex [7], larger availability of dopamine receptors in the putamen [8] and reduction of 6-[18F] fluorecaptationptation on putamen [9].
Despite the large-scale availability of these plant polysaccharides, the major challenge for accessing these fermentable sugars is the presence of a highly resilient aromatic compound called lignin (Alvira et al. 2010).
Opportunities generated through the large-scale availability of semantic data include: Formal semantic verification of published information leading to higher quality information from authors, for reviewers and for technical processing.
By and large, the availability of information in memory would seem to depend to a considerable extent on its relation to the person's current interests and preoccupations.
