Part of its challenge is locating scarce in-game resources needed to create ammunition and medical packs in order to tackle the title's monsters.
Ultrasound (US) can rapidly identify abnormal signs, which in high prevalence settings, will be highly suggestive of EPTB [7, 8], but trained sonographers are scarce in resource-limited settings to detect these findings.
Because trained radiologists are scarce in resource-poor settings, even this simple and relatively inexpensive diagnostic tool is frequently unavailable to patients in district hospitals in sub-Saharan Africa.
Northern Chinese provinces which are rich in coal, crude petroleum, and ferrous ore but scarce in water resources have seen the most of membrane practices.
[Specialist, case series] PACT was delivered by speech and language therapists, a resource that is scarce in low-resource settings.
Land is becoming a scarce resource in India in recent years, and per capita land availability is low [6].
Globalization, to say nothing of shared interest in scarce resources, connects our fates.
This price may be tolerable in wireline networks, but it may dominate the consumption of scarce network resources in VANETs.
If the company in question is Coca-Cola, for example, its use of scarce water resources in some countries is relevant.
In view of scarce resources in the healthcare system, however, detailed cost analyses are becoming of increasing practical relevance.
The purpose of this paper is to examine how firms are competing for scarce human resources in the talent wars.
