Examples of using Increased availability in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The extraordinary growth of the communications media and their increased availability has brought exceptional opportunities for enriching the lives not only of individuals,
The technological developments in health care and increased availability of complementary tests have promoted an exaggeration of TTE requests,
This will mean devising initiatives to promote the increased availability of long term equity finance.
The increased availability of collector bags and adjuvants that attend
the native interface provides users increased availability, while at the same time removing complexity from their safety systems.
The result: increased availability and efficiency for operators
The increased availability of the Papanicolaou test may have partially reversed the risk of death in women with access to preventative measures.
You can use this consolidated information to create measures for increased availability and productivity.
opportunities- created by the increased availability of data, automation
indirectly provides other benefits such as water retention and increased availability of nutrients.
The growing number of keratoplasties may be associated with increased availability of corneas for transplants by increasing people's awareness regarding current treatment perspectives,
that they naturally have an increased availability to take part, can condition the representativeness of the sample.
The reason for this misperception could be interpreted by the increased availability of Tefloncannulas. Despite the wide variety of types of intravenous cannula in the European market,
in scalable security, increased availability, and in protection from denial of service attacks,
scalable runtime with hot-swappable batteries for increased availability.
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even with increased availability of access when requested.
Despite its obvious benefits, the increased availability of information may also result in many potentially detrimental effects for both users as well as for health professionals is not available in an appropriate manner.
where there is a shortage of health resources associated to the increased availability and costs of technologies
The"North Karelia" program in Finland is one of the best-documented examples of a community-based intervention covering several BRFs simultaneously: increased availability of low-fat dairy products, antismoking legislation and improvements to school meals.