The results highlight that the well-functioning of PHCs especially the emergency obstetric care (labor room availability) matters in reducing infant deaths, particularly in the high-focus states.
The greatest portion of woodfuel is derived from natural forests, and the dwindling forest cover has made its availability a matter of critical concern in most developing countries [5,6].
Program success depended on organizational commitment to regular design team meetings with a trained facilitator, the availability of subject matter experts on ergonomics and health to support the design process, and retraining whenever committee turnover occurred.
For those living near a HF, the measure of health service availability that matters relates to the actual availability of inputs to provide the services, first because once distance is not a major barrier to use service, other factors may play a bigger role, and second because they probably have more and better information than those living further away.
As with many Canadians, it was not just job availability that mattered, but job choices as well.
Respondents also generally agreed that training courses on how to use guidelines, the availability of printed matter, provision of information through professional societies, and available consultancies (such as helplines) to answer questions about the guidelines would also facilitate the use of guidelines in practice.
Availability is another matter; Ferrari says most of the initial production run has already been spoken for.
What makes me wretched is that all these stunts, acrobatics, point-scoring and flashy displays of sexual availability are what matter.
The majority of microbial mediated soil processes depend on availability of organic matter (OM), water and air.
