Sample sizes are constrained by the available number of cases at each severity level but also by the finite amount of (monetary) resources available for surveillance.
In 1995, a panel established by the National Research Council to evaluate poverty measurement concluded that it might make sense to recognize not only the monetary resources available to families, but also the amount of free time they had.
"Certainly, the New York City school system has the necessary monetary resources to make available to every student the opportunity for at least a minimally adequate or basic education," the state said.
These ties would need to be continually maintained and would require commitment from both sides as it is unlikely that monetary resources would be available through the NHS although other sources could be sought.
As timing, human and monetary resources often limit the amount of available data, geostatistical techniques provide a valid scientific approach to cope with spatial variability, to interpolate existing data and to predict values at unsampled locations for accurate SOM status survey.
Deciding among available arrays is often a delicate balance between scientific aims, monetary resources, and genotyping timeframe (i.e., which arrays are currently in use).
Besides monetary resources, we need to create mentoring programs to help them develop skills.
Such management may bring substantial benefits, and not only to those who care about monetary resources.
Clearly, increased monetary resources are needed in Malawi.
Satisfying all of these desired health needs would, most certainly, require more monetary resources.
