Sentence examples for the subsequent availability from inspiring English sources
Industrial production of carbon nanotubes and fibers and the subsequent availability and decrease of price, have rendered this vision feasible.
These results suggest that even cuing the D1R KO mice to the subsequent availability of food did not trigger FAA behaviors.
Both these limitations have now been overcome in most livestock species, following the sequencing of the genomes and the subsequent availability of high-density SNP chips [ 1].
The subsequent availability of the near complete amphioxus genome [ 18] has allowed us to comprehensively analyze the AANAT family in amphioxus, as presented here.
Systematic mapping and transcript identification at this region was performed in the early and mid nineties [ 1- 4], while the subsequent availability of the human and mouse genome sequences enabled further gene predictions [ 5, 6].
These results suggest that modulating the level of active thyroid hormone in joint tissues, via the increased expression of DIO2 and the subsequent availability of D2, is a contributing factor in OA aetiology.
He did not play in the rest of the game, and his subsequent availability was listed as day-to-day.
Indiscriminate prescription of Benzodiazepines in Pakistan and subsequent availability over-the-counter without prescription is a major public health problem, requiring systematic inquiry through research.
A priori documentation and subsequent availability of ADs at the point of care increases the probability that diagnostic, therapeutic and palliative interventions will be administered to patients within the framework of these preferences.
The choice of this group, for our empirical investigation, is mostly due to lack of literature in this problem area, and the subsequent data availability for the insurance market activities.
Studies have shown that malnutrition occurring in early life compromises linear growth, with subsequent availability of food potentially increasing the risk of central adiposity due to the increase in body weight but not height [ 25].
