Sentence examples for whose availability is from inspiring English sources

As the first confirmatory tests we consider SSM which is widely available, or XP, whose availability is globally expanding.

Two classes of VEGF binding sites have been identified on fibronectin: one constitutively available and the other whose availability is modulated by the conformational state of fibronectin, which, in turn, depends on heparin interaction [ 72, 73].

Another advantage of such cultures is that, unlike other target tissues used for transformation whose availability is seasonal, embryogenic cultures are available all year round.

The transition to low carbon societies may increase peak electricity demand, which can be costly to supply with renewable energy, whose availability is uncertain.

Prequalification of the Double Split Tee (DST) connection has been conducted using hot-rolled shapes, whose availability is still limited in several countries.

In the second place, in order to construct one of our indicators of well-being we rely on several variables whose availability is restricted in the longitudinal version.

It was the kind of move that players whose availability was a game-time decision aren't supposed to make.

And in Game 3, Curry — whose availability was a game-time call because of an ankle sprained three nights earlier — had 29 points and 11 assists, and Lawson had 35 points and 10 assists.

It thus does not come as a surprise that respondents were able to provide a distinctive assessment of forage availability between March and April, whose forage availability is a result of the first four to seven weeks after rainfall onset in the sub-region.

Will we act the same way towards the parents of the children murdered on December 14 -- two weeks before Christmas -- by an assault weapon whose casual availability is the fault of the National Rifle Association?

It corroborates other simulations and experimental results [ 15, 22] that sandier soils have deeper soil water recharge from rainstorms than clayey soils, whose water availability is increased by more regular rainfalls (inverse-texture effect [ 1]).