In addition, ongoing efforts should be continued to increase the availability of the very successful hospice services, particularly in the rural areas of the country.
Prognosis is poorer for ER-negative tumors, which is (partially) due to the availability of reasonably successful hormone treatment for the ER-positive tumors.
It was the availability of another successful manager, Jose Mourinho, that prompted speculation Van Gaal would be sacked during a barren run of eight matches without a win.
The availability of successful gamified platforms will help widen the scope of gamified educational activities and create a ground for broadening experimental studies towards developing evidence based practices.
In the last decade, the impressive growth of the portable systems market has been also sustained by the availability of successful semiconductor Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) technologies.
Last week, NSERC President Tom Brzustowski posted a memo on the organization's Web site, stating that NSERC "cannot assure the availability of funds for successful applications for Major Installations, Major Equipment, or regular equipment (now called Research Tools and Instruments) in the upcoming competition".
If messages are lost, a train must stop for safety reasons within a given deadline, even though the track ahead is clear, making the availability of the communication link crucial for successful operation.
According to results, the proposed protocol achieves significant improvement in delivery ratio because of the usage of the sink-oriented grid mechanism which is more successful in availability of the path from any node to the sink than in TTDD.
Given that the dentist shortage is recognized as a serious problem, most of the successful programs target the availability of providers.
A policy review published in 2011 suggested ACT subsidies were successful in improving availability of the drugs and decreasing their retail prices (Schäferhoff and Yamey 2011).
Recent evidence from eight regions implementing such subsidies suggests that they are generally successful in improving availability of the drugs and decreasing their retail prices, but it remains unclear whether these outcomes translate to improved use by patients with suspected malaria.
