Its performance is often delayed by non-availability of blood [ 4, 5].
Rating the value for money to society in the context of maxillary implant overdentures is further complicated by non-availability of relevant reference values, that is willingness-to-pay (WTP) per year of denture satisfaction gained.
There have also been concerns that the rapid scaling-up of antiretroviral therapy aimed at serving about 170,000 Malawians will be constrained by non-availability of adequately trained nurses, clinical officers and doctors.
We didn't test the second batch samples because of non availability of reagents for testing of N. caninum by NAT, or IFA, or cELISA in China.
Dissatisfaction with the health provider, including indifference to patients' needs, delays and non availability of the health care provider, were some of the reasons reported by the respondents.
One practical consideration for this choice was driven by non-availability at some centers of data either on the species of Candida (other than a report that the isolate is non-albicans) or the minimum inhibitory concentrations of FLU for the species isolated.
Screening for CHV and NPHV infections was performed by using PCR; serologic screening for antibodies against CHV/NPHV was precluded by the non-availability of NS3 antigen used in a previous study (23).
The team management remains keen to avoid excuses but its planning was hugely complicated by the non-availability of Northampton and Saracens players for the first Test at Eden Park.
Further, due to evolutionary variability of the HA protein, development of vaccines against emerging strains is delayed by the non-availability of reagents/antibodies that recognize the new viral strain.
The detectable BBB disturbance in patients with a MS relapse might be subtle and focal, and our group assessment of MS patients was limited by the non-availability of MRI data, but ischemic stroke in a major territory, which was proven in all stroke patients by repeated cranial imaging, is always associated with a severe breakdown of the BBB 24 h after onset.
