Sentence examples for using the availability of from inspiring English sources

To test whether a substantial number of STSP loci are less or non-functional, we compared the expression patterns of members from LTSP, STSP and FBX pseudogene groups in each plant species, using the availability of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) to estimate transcriptional activity.

Commercial, academic and non-profit laboratories are using the availability of additional genes in a single panel as a marketing tool - a 'more is better' approach.

All other variables were taken into account using the availability of an abstract as the main inclusion criteria, and this yielded 658 abstracts.

Personal support relationships were assessed using the Availability of Attachment subscale of the Interview Schedule for Social Support [ 35] in the ARMHS cohort and using the Satisfaction subscale of the abbreviated Duke Social Support Index [ 34] in the HCS cohort.

In brief, this was a nationwide retrospective study using the availability of all death certificates and the registration of all inpatient and outpatient activity in Danish hospitals and emergency departments (ED) together with access to all medical records and autopsy reports, as previously described in detail by Winkel et al. [ 8].

Female surveyors now go door to door asking women which types of contraception they use, the availability of products and whether they felt coerced into using family planning.

Those who tire of life in a single room use the availability of Wi-Fi as a test of where to eat and drink.

Specifically, we use the availability of housing for personnel as an instrument for staff and equipment.

Traditionally the definitive observatory results are used, the availability of which can often lag those of the satellite data by months and even years.

Local energy initiatives used the availability of smaller-scale technology in combination with smart grid management technology, to develop new ways of organising the electricity supply to the benefit of the community.

Following an earlier sortie [2], we have used the availability of a carefully curated reconstruction of the human metabolic network, Recon2 [31 33], to answer this question in a straightforward manner.