However, the sustainability of this working relationship is jeopardized by a lack of policy that recognizes the emerging role of TBA and male partners in EmOC and the absence of a framework that integrates them in the formal health system.
One of the barriers to progress here has been the absence of a mathematical framework that can accommodate non-equilibrium mechanisms in gene regulation.
Attempts to reduce youth violence are hindered by the absence of a shared framework that crosses multiple disciplines.
The development of catalytically-competent cluster fragments in the absence of such elaborate protein scaffolds hence requires the design of modular ligand frameworks that can support the polynucleation of transition metals in multiple redox- and protonation states.
However, in the literature there are no formal frameworks that allow designers to verify the consistency (absence of contradictions) of both the static and dynamic components of the specified models, that are often assumed to be consistent.
As described above, there is a notable absence of framework genes among these haplotypes.
The results of the study revealed a mix of intended and unintended uses linked to design of the area, in the absence of an overarching planning framework that might have otherwise controlled its now vigorous albeit weakly-regulated commercial activity.
The absence of a standard collaborative framework that can be employed in the management of risks, as well as for response and recovery from hazards and disasters (for example, fires, epidemics, floods, earthquakes, chemical explosions), provided the impetus for this research.
The absence of a working internet connection, or at least the absence of one that belongs in this decade, is a serious problem in that category of government responsibility.
In the absence of an alternative politico-economic framework that looks capable of delivering even better results we should be extremely reluctant to abandon the current working strategy.A second thing to keep in mind is that the policy revolutions that develop in the aftermath of a macroeconomic disaster can take decades to run their course.
The former invoke frameworks, like the framework of substances or the framework of 'events', the frameworks that Sellars takes great pains to compare in his essay.
