There is currently a shortage of cutting-edge bioinformatics training courses in Australia as a consequence of a scarcity of skilled trainers with time and funding to develop and deliver training courses.
Can't we see that the storms of the planet might not hit 'us' directly, but will hit us, and for sure our children, as a consequence of the rising food prices, scarcity of water, migration of populations and wars that will follow after?
That means Casper will not fix the power consumption or GPU scarcity issues that have been a consequence of Ethereum's rise.
Yet even in such systems, one cannot simply transfer standards from one part of the globe to another; this is a consequence of local systems which are often unique, coupled with land scarcity.
The scarcity of water for use in agriculture – a consequence of its use in other areas – has made deficit irrigation common on irrigated farmland.
Examples of local impacts on overall population health in Africa as a consequence of climate change are relatively rare, not least because of the relative scarcity of detailed health data from the African continent in the first place (19).
As a consequence of climate change, population growth, and changing consumption patterns in emerging nations, water scarcity is expected to increase significantly in many parts of the world (Alcamo and Henrichs 2002).
It is, in any case, a consequence of wholly desirable social change: when few people survived into extreme old age, their scarcity made them objects of wonder.
The relative scarcity of metabolomic investigations, relative to other 'omics strategies', is a consequence of the difficulties associated with the unbiased analysis of the wide physicochemical heterogeneity apparent across these compounds.
The scarcity of the sub-Saharan component strikingly contrasts with the situation on the Caribbean coast, where (as a consequence of the Atlantic slave trade) it is clearly predominant [67], [74], [75], [79].
