Sentence examples for the lower availability from inspiring English sources
We suggest that the under-representation of women in science and engineering faculty positions may perpetuate itself through the lower availability of same-gender advisors for female students.
Nitrate leaching from soils under grassland is shown to be low in summer largely because of the lower availability of readily mineralizable plant litter of shoot and root origins, and not just because of plant N uptake as widely supposed.
The lower availability of N is one of the most important limiting factors impeding crop yield enhancement among the various factors that affect crop yield under the multiple-cropping agroecosystem in China.
On the other hand, Ipomoea produced senescent leaves and accumulated forest litter with less P concentration (0.8 and 0.7 mg P g−1, respectively) in relation to Acacia (senescent leaves: 1.3 mg P g−1; litter: 1.1 mg P g−1), reflecting the lower availability of the nutrient in the soil.
The lower availability of micro-elements in manure may recommend it for the safe and productive utilization in soils.
Although such algorithm configuration could potentially combine the benefits of both schemes, further research is necessary, especially, with respect to the lower availability of the corresponding position solution.
Humans who live in mountainous regions, however, can become acclimatized to the lowered availability of oxygen, and certain animals such as llamas have adaptations of the blood that allow them to live at high altitudes.
Our study showed that cave populations of Astyanax mexicanus generally have significantly lower genetic variability than surface populations, reflecting the generally lower availability of habitat space and food in the caves.
Intergranular compatibility becomes increasingly difficult with grain refinement due to the progressively lower availability of active deformation mechanisms.
The comparatively lower availability of EM in outdoor pharmacies of public health care facilities needs to be improved.
However, as for MRI, the high cost and lower availability of PET precludes the use of this modality for routine surveillance.
