The phrase "a set of scarce" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a collection of limited resources or items.
Example: "The researchers compiled a set of scarce resources to study the effects of climate change."
Alternatives: "a collection of limited" or "a group of rare".
A set of continuously taken and preserved samples spanning decades is, however, scarce.
Providing both advocacy and support in the setting of scarce substance abuse treatment resources was an ongoing process for another CHW: "I kept calling her…and going over to her house…but to no avail…Finally, I caught up with this woman and she had a change of heart.
In this manuscript, we aim to provide an overview of PH in Africa and the epidemiology of risk factors prevalent in the region, and answer the question why Africa needs a registry for PH just as much as most other parts of the world and how we implemented it in the setting of scarce resources.
To sum up, San Salvario NH was originally set up in a context of scarce financial resources and was conceived of from the beginning as reliant upon a high level of self-financing.
Its efforts center on what it calls business-critical roles: those that make a vital contribution to the strategic agenda; require a scarce set of skills; produce highly variable outcomes dependent on the incumbent; and, if vacant, pose a significant threat to business continuity and performance momentum.
The Graphic Arts Collection recently acquired a scarce set of playing cards inspired by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre's popular novel Paul et Virginie, first published in 1788.
The administration's consideration of military action beyond a classic air campaign like the ones the United States mounted in Iraq and Serbia reflects a recognition that the terrorists themselves are elusive, and that Afghanistan, which shelters them, is so impoverished that it offers a scarce set of targets.
We conclude that in order to appropriately protect the vulnerable population of older patients in the context of priority setting and allocation of scarce resources, there is a need to establish more specific criteria that can better guide the assessment of this particular population.
We conclude that in order to appropriately protect the vulnerable population of older patients in the context of priority setting and allocation of scarce resources, there is a need to establish more specific criteria that can better guide the assessment of this particular population, based on its particular needs and capacities.
