Finally, there is a small, scarce set of studies that examine image quality metrics in relation to direct human performance (Howell, Moore, Burks, & Halford, 2007; Wei, Kaplan, & Burks, 2009).
The findings of this study enhance the understanding of how contextual aspects influenced a KT intervention in a resource-scarce setting.
Rather, Cuba's admirable health report card results from decades of honing a strategy designed specifically for a resource-scarce setting.
The National Drug Policy was formulated and adopted in a short period of time in a resource-scarce setting, but with dedicated policy entrepreneurs and support of concerned international collaborators.
The results of this study have contributed to our understanding of the complexities associated with political agenda-setting in a resource-scarce setting.
Thrift requires mental effort, itself a scarce resource, and the authors set out to investigate whether their preoccupation with money leaves the poor with less mental bandwidth for other tasks.
This investigation also provides an additional data set in a scarce body of research comparing and quantifying different methods of ET tube fixation.
Moreover, simulations were exclusively based on substitutional patterns derived from functionally highly constrained ndhF and rbcL data sets with a scarce taxon sampling and a very rough estimation of phylogeny by neighbor-joining.
To meet Israeli's growing demand for organs, middlemen calling themselves brokers, from prominent doctors to a former spokesman for a health maintenance organization, have rushed into the market to set prices for a scarce product that can reach $150,000 for a kidney.
But "business as usual" has been a scarce quality since Corbyn's ascension and Thursday's vote could set off another round of fireworks.
