Sentence examples for challenges in supplying from inspiring English sources

Due to the rapid spread and significant logistic challenges in supplying sufficient quantities of pandemic vaccine [9], [10], proactive priming of selected populations with an H5N1 pre-pandemic vaccine should be considered now.

What stands out as main choice points, dilemmas, and challenges in supplying specialized treatment in these cases?

The Palestinian Authority faces many challenges in supplying water sources, including lack of permits to build in areas under Israeli control and a limited water supply to Palestinians.

The major challenge is in supplying the learner with the semantic/syntactic information-containing features in order to distinguish between interactions and non-interactions.

One of the challenges in supply chain management is to find optimal policy for inventory system, the main objective of inventory management is to balance conflicting goals like optimization of stock costs and shortage costs (Arda and Hennet 2006).

The discussion throughout the drive to Ramallah, covered many challenges in supply processes.

To change from currently used ARVs to the new pediatric formulations may also produce challenges in supply chain management.

In Tanzania, the government-run Medical Stores Department MSDD) manages procurement and logistics of HIV test kits for public health facilities, and notable challenges in supply chain management have been described.

In summary, the clinical challenge in DM1 lies in supplying optimal care for this multisystem disease, whereas in DM2 it is also a diagnostic challenge to recognize the disease.

Hewlett-Packard will begin using Advanced Micro Devices Opteronn chip in server computers, according to people familiar with the matter, adding momentum to AMD's challenge to industry leader Intel in supplying the lucrative market for corporate computers.

"The challenge in supply chains and outsourcing is, How do you begin to get a better handle on managing risk when you have interconnects among various groups," says Howard Kunreuther, a professor at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.