Sentence examples for unavailability as from inspiring English sources

The heat is in the longing, the unavailability as we like to say, the gap, the illusion, etc.

It is therefore likely that the justices accepted the new case, Giles v. California, No. 07-6053, to make it clear that as long as the victim's unavailability as a witness was a foreseeable consequence of the murder, the Sixth Amendment does not require the state to prove the actual motive for the murder was to make the victim unavailable.

This approach does not have the issue of data unavailability as present in the other two approaches as all written data will be picked up by the analytics jobs and the transformation will be done as and when required.

A minority of instances was due to mechanical failure or device unavailability as mentioned above.

Women who did not get their DXA done reported transportation and male members' unavailability as main factor for their absence.

Hertogue (2005) recently reported that even though we are not presently able to abrogate senescence by hormone treatments because of the unavailability as medications of all hormones that decline with age, the future appears promising.

The unavailability of As-safe drinking water sources, i.e. the proportion of As contaminated wells, in a village was the greatest barrier to well switching.

This is consistent with Hanchett et al., who found that the unavailability of As-safe water sources was a barrier to well switching in six districts of Bangladesh [ 15].

A Perceived scarcity scale assessed resource unavailability was worded as follows: "During the last 6 months, how often were you unable to obtain the following services for your patients when you thought they were necessary (this includes unacceptable waiting times)?".

In the process of indicator selection, some important indicators were excluded because of data unavailability, such as regional population density and prevalence of air conditioning ownership, which may induce bias.

Then, the two secondary users need to sense the unavailability of the band as soon as possible to avoid collision with primary user.