Sentence examples for well-known availability from inspiring English sources

The well-known "availability bias" makes us more afraid of threats we can vividly picture, no matter how unlikely.

Spamming are messages that have no usefulness for users [46, 47], and DoS are well-known attacks on availability in VANETs.

However, three well-known environmental factors, temperature, iron availability, and host cell type, known to upregulate virulence gene expression in other pathogenic bacteria induced only minimal changes in gene expression in rickettsiae.

However, the problem of urban morphological data harmonization, quality, and availability are well-known, especially in developing countries.

This observation thus highlights the well-known low status of phosphorus availability in tropical soils (Owusu-Bennoah et al. 1995; Obalum and Chibuike 2017).

A recently developed and less well-known alternative is the paired availability design for historical controls.

In order to decrease the length of the trials and to favour international development of their product, pharmaceutical companies conducted large international trials, despite well-known differences in ICU bed availability and life expectancy (both indirect health system indicators) around the world.

The price for a well-known chef will be higher, and availability will be more restricted.

"Already, hotels in Seattle and Denver are reporting numerous requests for reservations by pot supporters … and numerous articles have drawn comparisons to the way in which tourism to Amsterdam increased [following] the easy availability of the well-known drug," travel expert Arthur Frommer wrote after the legislation passed in November 2012.

Regulation of nutrient transporters by nutrient availability is a well-known phenomenon in microorganisms, such as yeast [ 14] and bacteria [ 15].

Adopting loose consistency involves making a well-known tradeoff: developers can avoid paying the latency and availability costs incurred by mechanisms for achieving strong consistency, but in exchange they must deal with the full complexity of distributed computing.