Sentence examples for variables availability from inspiring English sources
With regard to the country-level variables, availability of the data is a big problem.
This survey identified the following challenges that the participant companies are facing in solving optimisation problems: large number of objectives and variables, availability of computing resources, data management and data mining for optimisation workflow, over-constrained problems, too many algorithms with limited help in selection, and cultural issues including training and mindset.
Including practice structural variables (availability of a female GP, GP vacancy, and number of GPs in a practice) did not improve the model.
Finally, other variables, availability of support after pregnancy (none of the time, some of the time, most of the time), planned pregnancy, and baby in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) were analyzed.
Among the more qualitative mobile phone variables, availability demands was associated with current stress and symptoms of depression (two items) for the men and with all mental health outcomes for the women.
In particular, because the 2012 and 2013 surveys collected relatively little data on each health site, the "3-star" rating system is based on only 3 variables (availability of methods, trained personnel, and information system).
Understanding these factors is however complicated by the highly variable availability of the wind.
We examine variable availability payments, minimum revenue guarantees (MRG), variable-term contracts, financial re-balancing, and dynamic revenue insurance approaches.
The disparity resulted from variable availability, competency levels, and approaches of individual service providers during the service process.
They include a focus on development, addressing the high cost and variable availability of childcare and helping parents back to work or education.
The aim of this paper is to provide a framework to properly distribute intrusion detection system (IDS) tasks, considering security requirements and variable availability of computing resources.
