Colistin is a venerable drug that has found renewed interest because of multidrug resistance (MDR) and the shortfall of effective antibiotics.
Hence, the actual requirement (R) may be even higher and the shortfall of MOs even greater, which are not reflected in Table 2.
Using the projections for RNs in 2012 as an example, Table 4 shows a demand projection for RNs of 3244 RNs in that year (based on the increase in service demand, the base-line assumptions about retirements and other departures, and the shortfall of 809 RNs from the previous year).
The gulf in outlook is so pronounced as to be all but invisible, as each side struggles to fathom the other, nobly, at times unknowingly, fumbling even simple communication -- much like the classic summer-romance couple in a remote resort, finding attraction and perhaps safety in the shortfall of real conversation.
When the total estimated resource requirements for universal coverage, THB 56.5 billion, was matched with the MOPH pooled budget for health services of THB 26.5 billion, the Prime Minister had the leadership ability and capacity to mobilize the shortfall of THB 30 billion from tax funding.
During the 1950s and 1960s, in an attempt to fill the shortfall of workers and revitalise local industries, citizens of the wider Commonwealth of Nations were encouraged to migrate to Oldham and other British towns.
The governor was hit with two big economic crises: the blackouts in the spring of 2001 and the budget shortfall of 2002-3.
What are some of the benefits and some of the shortfalls of participating in an online journal? 6. Create your own blog about a topic that passionately interests you.
FACING the looming possibility of war in Iraq and the continued shortfall of oil exports from Venezuela, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is expected to announce at its meeting here today that it will continue to supply as much oil as the markets need, essentially an affirmation of what it has been doing for months now, although with limited success.
"We will continue to work hard to address next year's shortfall and the projected shortfall of £23m over the next four years".
Correction: June 9, 2000, Friday A picture caption with the Making Books column yesterday, about leading authors and the sales shortfall of their recent novels, misidentified the work that made a one-week appearance on the New York Times best-seller list.
