Sentence examples for weak availability from inspiring English sources

Owing to a weak availability in soil, plants have developed numerous morphological, physiological and biochemical adaptations to acquire phosphate (Pi).

They are considered as captive car users if they can't use modal alternative because of its unavailability or weak availability in particular in terms of schedules, accessibility (time to access to), and travel time.

When NP growth is slowed down by the weak availability of precursors in the local environment, the growth is then significantly impacted by thermodynamic effects and faceting of the dendrites is observed (Fig. 7).

The key barriers to care are unaffordable costs to households, weak availability of inputs and services, and poor acceptability (the appropriateness of the social interaction that accompanies care), collectively referred to as the access framework [ 5].

Thanks to the relatively weak lumber availability throughout the U.S., this means that lumber from the Great White North amounts to between 25% and 34% of the U.S.' total supply in any given year.

However, when the node density is low and connectivity is weak, the availability of immediate non-critical nodes in the neighborhood of F may be infrequent especially in the interior part of the network.

The redundancy of gB-NT for the gB/gH/gL interaction suggested that its interaction with gH/gL was weak; the partial availability of the 230-5H6 epitone on wild-type virions suggested that it might even be reversible.

Nowadays, several software are available; the weak point is the availability of reliable climatic data and, above all, the ones referring to solar radiation.

Although adequate communication equipment was in principle available, the availability at district level was weaker as compared to the facility levels.

It shows teenagers have a weak grasp of the availability of jobs - and that large numbers will be aiming for jobs that are in short supply.

The hydrological features of this region favor low nutrient availability, specifically, weak terrestrial inputs and irregular deep water shelf-slope exchanges linked to meteorological events [ 28].