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Technical sectors such as finance, data and analysis are showing a substantial shortage of British graduates.
"There is a substantial shortage of people familiar with Islamic financial principals in Western banks," said Philip Molyneux, head of the business school at Bangor University in Wales, which introduced M.A. and M.S. programs in Islamic banking and finance last year.
When that happens, the lack of attorneys in the pipeline will create a substantial shortage of qualified attorneys.
The 11 general hospitals had a substantial shortage of doctors according to the LG norms.
In spite of the magnitude of the problem posed by osteoporosis in men, there remains a substantial shortage of information concerning male osteoporosis, especially in Asia.
SA has a substantial shortage of medical doctors in its rural health facilities as a result of both internal migration (from rural to urban areas) and emigration [ 11].
Due to the complexity of the theme and the substantial shortage of previous works especially and systematically devoted to it, a comprehensive, if not detailed, analysis of the influence of Arabic and Islamic philosophy on Judaic thought should observe some limits.
In 1968, the barefoot doctors program became a national policy and obtained high political priority in order to solve the substantial shortage of healthcare workers in rural China [ 15].
In real data analysis, however, it is a common occurrence in heterogeneous populations that P value distributions of the two-sample t-statistics show substantial shortage of small values compared to the uniform distribution [ 6].
Recent estimates indicate that Africa has, on average, 2.3 health workers per 1000 inhabitants, and that 36 of 57 countries experiencing substantial shortage of health workers are in Africa.
