Sentence examples for with a higher availability from inspiring English sources

Probationers with a higher availability of social support had more unprotected sexual encounters in the past 30 days and more days of substance use in the past 90 days.

Lewis (2011) further corroborates these findings by showing that in markets with a higher availability of less-skilled labor, manufacturing plants are less likely to introduce automated production techniques.

39 Suicide rates by firearms in rural areas (with a higher availability of firearms) remained higher than suicide rates by firearms in urban areas.

The iron absorption was very low (1·1%% of the non-haem iron), and it is not known whether Lp299v can affect iron absorption in a meal with a higher availability of iron, thereby justifying the present study.

It was also shown that a striking heterogeneity of opioid receptor binding exists on the medial cortical surface with a higher availability in the anterior as compared to midcingulate cortex.

Better aeration conditions combined with a higher availability of nutrients led to another rise in temperature at values exceeding 50°C (after one week from turning) and to a second thermophilic phase which lasted for 15 days.

It would nevertheless be difficult to explain the predictive superiority of Ki-S7 compared with Ki-67 than by a higher availability of substrate for the anthracycline component of the therapy regimen (Kellner et al, 2002).

Second is the question of whether an increased number of qualified staff translates into a higher use of health care services measured with EmOC indicators, and finally if a higher availability of qualified staff translates into an increased number of qualified EmOC facilities, both at facility and district level.

Breeding starlings primarily foraged in pastures, a habitat with a high availability of potential food for nestlings.

Nevertheless, the difference with our study lies in the observation that the parthenocarpic fruits keep the characteristics of the immature fruits, such as the soft tissue with a high availability of nitrogen compounds, and a limited production of secondary metabolites.

23 of the described species depend on hosts that are true aquatic organisms, namely oomycetes, diatoms, brown algae, freshwater aquatic plants and seagrass (Table  1), and many of the terrestrial host plants live in (periodically) wet soils with a high availability of water (e.g. flood plains, wet meadows).