Sentence examples for to reflect the availability from inspiring English sources

The menu changes seasonally and daily to reflect the availability of fresh items.

The contemporary lunch and dinner menus change weekly to reflect the availability of local produce, including succulent lamb reared in the village, Old Spot pork from the Piddle Valley, fish from the Dorset coast and organic vegetables.

The section on post-submission to Grants.gov has been updated to reflect the availability of Research.gov to track the status of grant applications to NSF (Chapter III, Section 6).

Variation in methane use by heterotrophic fauna appears to reflect the availability of hard vs. soft substrate; macrofauna on hard substrates had high δ13C signatures, reflecting consumption of photosynthetic-derived organic matter.

The silver coinage of the Dobunni and Durotriges is also likely to reflect the availability of silver from the mines.

This is to reflect the availability of the free promoter while the transcription machinery proceeds along the coding sequence of a gene as soon as the promoter region is cleared of the RNAp holoenzyme.

In MARKAL, the upper bounds of available energy crops were capped to reflect the limited availability of land for biomass in the UK.

Although these predictions may be overly simplistic, we nevertheless expect the evolution of reaction norms that allow individuals to adjust their mating behaviour to reflect the prevailing availability of mates [ 15, 20, 24].

These concentrations were chosen to reflect the lower ammonium availability and mobility typically found in soils.

For species that select habitat primarily at the microhabitat scale (e.g., the rattlesnakes we studied), landscape-scale modeling of habitat use will only be effective to the extent habitats reflect the availability of suitable microhabitat within.

Thus, besides its relevance as a biomarker of DHA intake, plasma phospholipid DHA content may also reflect the availability of DHA to tissues, including tumours.