"It's not a problem of the availability of money but of the capacity to spend it," said Rafael Ruipérez Palmero, a Spanish development official in Haiti.
"The numbers show that poverty is far more a problem of job availability than work ethic," said Sheldon Danziger, director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin, which compiled these statistics from census data.
He acknowledged on Israel Radio that now "there is a certain problem of availability of food," and added, "I don't think it solves the problem that they will blame us, but we have to investigate how to improve the situation".
Within a household, food insecurity should be understood as a problem of 1) food availability, 2) food access, and 3) food consumption (Consejo Nacional de Evaluación de la Política de Desarrollo Social CONEVAL 2010).
When developing a research project, researchers face the problem of availability of research material or restrictive provisions imposed by providers.
Though this study provides clear evidence that cell-replacement therapy may be possible in the future, the translation of its finding into an effective clinical practice will face the problem of availability of donor progenitor cells, as the period corresponding to the peak of rod genesis in humans is likely to be in the second trimester [27].
The demand for MgSO4 at the health centre level was apparently low, but it is not clear if the problem of availability was due to lack of demand leading to a lack of supply or vice versa.
Then we consider the problem of availability of limited measurements.
Reusable fiberscope presents the problem of availability, the risk of non-conventional infections transmission and the cost.
However, ESC harbour the problem of availability and ethical problems, which in turn favors the use of iPS cells.
