Sentence examples for transport and availability from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate the importance of landscape processes to arsenic transport and availability within acid sulfate soil environments.

The greatest abiotic control of the lagg appears to be topography, which affects water flow rates and direction, thus water chemistry, nutrient transport and availability, hence vegetation characteristics.

The new developments proposed in specific parts of the south east including the Thames Gateway represent a huge opportunity for us to show what can be achieved in terms of modern, smart, 21st century, sustainable living: not just in terms of reduced energy use, but also through better waste management, sustainable transport and availability of quality local parks and amenities.

The DOM-MeHg relationships observed in these lakes highlights the need to examine DOM photoreactivity controls on MeHg transport and availability in natural waters particularly given future climate perturbations.

Tanycytes regulate thyroid hormone transport and availability in the hypothalamus.

In patients with RA treated with tocilizumab, reductions in inhibitors of iron transport and availability, hepcidin and haptoglobin, as well as the acute-phase reactant CRP, were associated with subsequent increases in haemoglobin.

This included how far the patient had to travel, availability of transport and the availability of 'same day' diagnostic test facilities.

Any notion on imposing a system that would increase transport cost and availability of freight even further would be extremely detrimental to [least developed countries] and SIDS [small island developing states] and severely impact on our economic security while inhibiting growth and development potential", the Cook Islands negotiator said.

It should be mentioned that the losses for the high cost target are driven by the storage efficiency, transport losses, and availability.

Motivators included allowances for meeting attendance (32%), ability to help community members (30%), transport (26%), and availability of drugs (17%).

In addition, transport operations and service quality determine transport-based access and typically include the service level of public transport and the availability of privately owned vehicles.