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Although epidural analgesia is considered the gold standard for labor pain management, its use may be restricted in some conditions due to clinical contraindications or availability, and suitable alternatives may be required.

Outcomes may also be influenced by aspects of the particular healthcare system, such as the surgical procedure volume at different hospitals [ 3], as well as care options, such as the availability and suitable use of intensive care beds.

Despite evidence that abundant spawning habitat, food availability and suitable climate exist for Asian carps in the Great Lakes, major uncertainties remain about the likelihood of how persistence, survival and recruitment within the Great Lakes would be quantitatively related to propagule pressure.

Although habitat contiguity is thought to be conducive to the persistence of many sensitive species, availability of funding and suitable land may restrict the extent to which this spatial attribute can be pursued in land management or conservation.

Similarly, it is unlikely that moisture availability acts directly upon many bird species, but by acting to determine the character of the vegetation it will in turn determine availability of habitats and suitable food items.

Compelling features include the local availability and affordability of suitable soils, thermal insulation and humidity control properties, and small embodied energy compared with fired clay masonry.

Availability and selection of suitable delivery system was the key question.

The resilience of restored estuarine oysters may depend on the availability and proximity of suitable benthic substrate for colonization with shifts in the salinity regime.

However, the major limiting factor for current use of EpiCollect and similar applications in many resource-limited countries is adequate access to data networks and the availability and cost of suitable smartphones.

Aerobic glycolysis not only supports rapid growth, but also makes the cancer cell less dependent on oxygen availability and generates a suitable micro-environment.

Such 'hybrid models' show tremendous scope for modelling biotic interactions by accounting for changes in the availability and locations of suitable habitat along with mechanisms that govern which species have the possibility to interact with each other depending on their distinct possibilities to track changes in the landscape and colonise new areas.