And part of that was the amazing availability of technology, knowing we could do anything.

Example a peer with 65.3 of the file downloaded increases the availability by 0.653.

Increased attention should be put on future availability for training, background and previous teaching skills.

So if the availability is 1.6 , the distributed copies will be 0.6 because it is only counting the copies of the file.

Drug delivery focuses on maximizing bioavailability both at specific places in the body and over a period of time.

Availability, access, continuity and quality regarding the rights to employment, housing, health and education are far from satisfactory.

(d) Ready availability of trained Secretariat staff to undertake and or support early warning and conflict resolution functions

Ms. Hampson also discussed the increasing availability of universal jurisdiction and that it had made it difficult to avoid prosecution by moving to another State.

In both pharmacology and nutrition sciences, bioavailability is measured by calculating the area under curve (AUC) of the drug concentration time profile.

16. Readiness for peace keeping operations requires not only prior planning but the ready availability of critical equipment essential to the start up of operations.

All of the above mentioned data indicate a necessity of continuous work on further improvement of protection of women during pregnancy (the increase of availability, education, control of service quality).

Ozone is a greenhouse gas, and quantifying its role in climate change requires continued high quality measurements of both total abundance and vertical profile.

110. The Special Representative welcomes the investigation by the National Assembly of the current availability of pharmaceutical drugs having dangers to life and health if used without strict medical supervision.

Financial and technical assistance is also needed for improving data quality (availability, accuracy and reliability) in various key socio economic sectors, particularly in the LUCF sector.

The ongoing availability of methyl bromide at affordable prices had also contributed to Uruguay's inability to comply with its commitment to reduce its methyl bromide consumption to 4.0 ODP tonnes in 2004.

Despite progress in the development of standards and norms there has not been a comparable improvement in the systematic availability of data on the nature, prevalence and incidence of the various types of violence against women.

Availability delivery time. With the constant requirements for equipment vehicles to meet unscheduled demands, units should be available from stock whenever possible or should be offered with the shortest delivery times.

Utilization of a set of indicators would create a substantially enhanced capacity to make an accurate description of shelter and urbanization conditions (affordability, availability, accessibility, production, economic impact, quality, finance, subsidies, environment, security, poverty etc.).

60. The Commission on Sustainable Development may wish to consider the establishment of appropriate mechanisms to make agreed assessments of availability, need and related policy matters in relation to the financial requirements of the different parts of Agenda 21.

It did not matter whether or not the review took the form of the convening of an international conference on migration and development, but it would be necessary, in the event that such a conference were held, to study carefully and thoroughly the issues to be discussed.

As is widely acknowledged, in many regions of the world, the excessive availability and misuse of small arms and light weapons have led to violent conflicts, unabated crime and gross violations of human rights, which have contributed to immense suffering and a pervasive sense of insecurity.

In June 2005, researcher Peter Beyer received funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to further improve golden rice by increasing the levels of or the bioavailability of pro vitamin A, vitamin E, iron, and zinc, and to improve protein quality through genetic modification.