The conduct of trials in children is beset with special difficulties associated with the dearth of treatment data, the considerable heterogeneity of pediatric patient populations connected with (for example) developmental stage, and the strong desire of parents to see that children are provided with the best possible care at all times.
Despite considerable research on this herb there is a dearth in evidence regarding its safe and effective use in the management of palpitations and cardiac arrhythmias in humans.
Whereas, there has been considerable research to test preventive measures for ACL injury, there is a dearth of data available related to the prevention of concussion and physeal injury.
Today, in spite of considerable effort, children with mental disorders still lack access to treatment due to the dearth of service providers and a lack of child psychiatrists.
The district is characterized by complex, diverse and risk-prone ecosystem, which is perturbed by extreme climatic events, water logging in low lands for considerable part of the year and soil salinity in winter and summer months resulting in dearth of appropriate technology for the district.
Five limitations within the evidence base constituted barriers to drawing conclusive inferences about the effectiveness and harms of school-based interventions: poor reporting quality, a dearth of randomized controlled trial evidence, poor methods quality for all research designs, considerable clinical heterogeneity, and inconsistent or null results.
And while the restaurant's washed-out palette — blond, white, pale gray — and dearth of adornment may strike some diners as borderline monastic, at least Bar Q has considerable space.
Despite the considerable body of research on volume-outcome relationship in hospital and specialist settings, there is a dearth of research on volume-outcome relationship in primary care setting.
Last June, a National Audit Office report on the first four years of the programme noted the dearth of information about what happened to public sites after they had been sold, remarking with considerable understatement: "The NAO is unable to report the actual number of homes built to date as the information is not collected".
While considerable research on sport facilities is primarily centered on them as physical, financial, political and economic structures, a dearth of research explores the role of the facility as a social anchor and its roles within both formal and informal community development.
