Like food, it is not availability that is lacking, the problem is intelligent distribution and political will.
Solar heating systems to dry food and other crops can improve the quality of the product, while reducing wasted produce and traditional fuels thus improving the quality of life, however the availability of good information is lacking in many of the countries where solar food processing systems are most needed.
Nonetheless, a clear consensus on the availability and role of specialists is lacking, which likely contributes to the marked variation in use of specialty care across regions and countries [ 4].
Knowledge of how centralisation of obstetric services affects availability and access to obstetric institutions is lacking in high-income countries.
Although evidence for availability of these proteins in brain is lacking for zebrafish, expression has been reported for the Forkhead protein in neurons of the mouse spinal cord [ 42], while the E4BP4/ NFIL3 protein has been shown to be expressed in the embryonic motor neurons of both rat and chicken [ 36].
Tuition costs continue to rise, debt continues to rise, yet the desired payoffs of job availability and salary are lacking.
Condition dependence is thought to resolve this paradox [5 7], but experimental tests that relate the direction of sexual selection to the availability of genetic variance are lacking.
They realized that the existing online marketplaces were lacking in availability and in interesting "long-tail" activities, while their pricing was the same as buying directly as a walk-in.
Nevertheless, in our survey, alcohol-based hand rub availability at point of care was lacking in 25%% of EVD admitting hospitals and 16%% of hospitals who would transfer EVD suspected cases to a specialized centre.
Plausible as such a result may seem, evidence in supporting it using recent advances in data availability and improvements in econometric technique was lacking.
