Sentence examples for this availability has from inspiring English sources
This availability has exploded at least partly due to the arrival of dissimilar material interfaces and thin films and the ease with which microfabrication techniques apply to silicon technology.
This availability has virtually disappeared after the recent reorganisation of out-of-hours care.
This availability has not only opened new horizons for treatment, but has also provided insight into the pathogenesis of SS.
People on the West Coast got access last December and the availability has been rolling eastward since.
This widespread availability has led to a rapid growth in the use of radioligand binding assays to characterize novel receptors and receptor subtypes and determine their anatomical distribution, and these assays play a vital role in the development of drugs by the pharmaceutical industry (Bylund and Toews 1993; Carpenter et al. 2002).
While remaining hyper-focused can also be limiting, Jolis says that this always-on availability has come to be one of its most appealing features and a point of differentiation in a crowded space.
This lack of data availability has been faced acquiring public information directly from the platform, by means of a sampling process.
This gap in data availability has forced companies in New Zealand's plantation forestry sector to supplement these freely available datasets with site-specific ground-based data and remotely sensed data.
This shortcoming of tissue availability has largely restricted gene expression profiling studies in melanoma to the use of small numbers of established tumor cell lines and cases of metastatic disease.
This protection and resource availability has allowed macaques to exist in moderately high densities alongside high human densities [ 31].
Given the role of carnitine as a co-factor in mitochondrial fatty acid transport, this suggests that carnitine availability has become limiting following enhanced fatty acid utilization promoted by an increase in dietary fatty acid availability.
