This chapter discusses how tissue engineering aims to address these inadequacies in three categories: the induction of cartilage's biological properties, the choice of materials, and other considerations, including lateral integration and surface friction.
The Agricultural Health Study (AHS) was designed to address these inadequacies by enrolling approximately 90 000 farmer applicators and their spouses.
One promising way to address these inadequacies is to better support and enable many direct care staff to provide HCV education to patients.
Therefore, whenever possible, ZPCT renovated the facilities to address these inadequacies, which included partitioning or extension of existing rooms to create added private space.
Inadequacy in addressing these requirements in file design leads to increased risk of file failure.
Given that India seems inadequately prepared for implementing a cash transfer scheme, does the government's current implementation strategy have mechanisms of learning and adaptation that address these inadequacies?
But even if I could speak to your motivation, it is absolutely your call for how you want to spend your money, and if addressing the inadequacies of the Engineering Department at America's oldest and wealthiest university is where you opt to make your mark, so be it.
The study findings are that most users are driven to CAM for general health and well-being, for fighting illness, and for addressing the inadequacies of CM.
In addition, participating teachers acknowledged the necessity of addressing the inadequacy of students' background regarding evolution (91.9%) and expressed their willingness to use materials in class related to evolution if they can get them (79.8%), to develop teaching and learning materials on evolution (75.8%), and to participate in a program that helps teachers deal with evolution (74.5%).
Addressing the inadequacy of existing health facilities The inadequacies of the health facilities are highlighted by: breached confidentiality; the limited capacity of health workers in managing both HIV/AIDS and deliveries; shortages of supplies (including needles and syringes, condoms and family planning tablets) and barriers that pregnant women face in accessing health services.
