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In addition, the use of alum salts is inappropriate in some developing countries because of the high costs of imported chemicals and low availability of chemical coagulants[3].

This result was achieved in a routine surgical service with high bed occupancy and low availability of isolation rooms, making it applicable to the majority of health-care systems worldwide.

Elevated temperature operation (above 80 °C) of polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) is characterized by more difficult membrane hydration and low availability of oxygen to the cathode catalyst layer.

Ethanol consumption under anaerobic conditions is not feasible in S. cerevisiae due to a redox imbalance and low availability of ATP (Henningsen et al. 2015), but the decrease was instead due to evaporation resulting from the continuous sparging with nitrogen gas.

Production of paddy rice, the country's main staple, fell by 26% to 1.9 million tons, FAO said, mainly due to poor rains and low availability of water for irrigation.

In 2010, Ruten decided that they would not put back into service, largely because of high maintenance costs and low availability of spare parts because of the technically complex design and small series.

Lack of regular auditing, few highly trained staff,and low availability of equipment and laboratory facilities all contribute to these challenges.

In this paper we assess the life cycle cost of producing biochar-based bioenergy and its land application with high and low availability scenario of biomass feedstock in NWO, Canada.

Nevertheless, the fine balance between the benefits and risks of treatment, including long-term toxicities such as infertility and endocrinopathies, 83 the variable and unpredictable severity of SCD and the low availability of specialist services mean that HSCT is generally reserved for the most seriously affected patients.

In the first configuration, evaluation contexts require intensive information and have low availability of credible information and an open program system.

The high rates of maternal and infant malnutrition in India, and the low availability of early infant HIV testing suggests that early growth monitoring of all HIV-exposed infants coupled with nutritional advice to the parents are important low-cost strategies for improving health and survival outcomes of these infants.