This threatens the ability of universities to preserve the high quality of training that was made possible in the early days of implementation through the participation of a few highly committed and skilled teaching faculties and the availability of adequately resourced district training sites.
Increasing the hematopoietic stem cell content will improve the availability of adequately sized and matched cord blood units for transplantation.
The need for better data is a hot topic in many research circles now, but along with the collection and availability of trustworthy data that is adequately representative for the questions we want to answer, we need the data to be in formats that are easy to use and match across multiple datasets.
The availability of adequately filled VA was 85.6, 87.5, and 89.9% among children (0 14 years), adults (15 49 years), and elderly (≥50 years), respectively.
Lack of availability of adequately trained professionals in the justice sector and lack of access to legal representation are some of the most prominent problems in the justice system that may lead to violation of children's rights at various stages of justice proceedings, inadequate attention to the best interest principle and unfavorable outcomes for children.
Ensure availability of adequately iodized salt: The salt industry must recognize iodization as a fundamental responsibility; governments must work with salt producers to improve their capacity; and producers must maintain and improve this capacity.
The proposed intervention package also seemed more appropriate for a setting such as Lebanon, given the limited availability of adequately trained psychotherapists, limited financial resources coupled with the high rates of CMDs in the country (in light of lack of a national-based insurance coverage for such conditions, and abuse of over the counter tranquilizers and sedatives) [ 64- 66].
In particular, this relates to the availability of adequately powered equivalence or noninferiority studies, the need for comparative data about the effectiveness in a real-world setting rather than the efficacy in a structured setting, and the use of health outcome measures instead of surrogate endpoints.
The safety and availability of sociotechnical critical systems still relies on human operators, both through human reliability and human ability to handle adequately unexpected events.
