Sentence examples for cost unavailability from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, high cost, unavailability, low activity and high reaction time of enzymes limit the use in industrial scale glycerolysis reactions for the production of food-based emulsifiers (i.e. monoglycerides).

However, examination of SNPs prior to prescription of the drug is not practical due to the cost, unavailability at hospitals, and ethical problems.

A study done in Saoner, Nagpur District had supported girls' reasons for not using disposable sanitary napkins because of lack of knowledge, high cost, unavailability, shyness and mothers' restriction not to use sanitary napkins and/or disposal problem [ 25].

He found prospects stunted, and identified the main difficulty: "the cost and unavailability of power", which accounts for a particularly high proportion of operating expenses in that industry.

In fact, the cost of unavailability can be more severe.

Moreover, it quantifies the cost of unavailability due to suboptimal power allocation.

As a result of high cost and unavailability of certain known durable construction materials, there is need to study the properties of this alternative material regarded as 'waste' by local contractors which in addition to being cost effective and can boost the road life span if further improved through their strength, compressibility and workability for use in flexible pavement design.

Wekesa et al. ([2003]) examined adoption of improved maize varieties and fertilizer in the coastal lowlands of Kenya and found that unsuitable climatic conditions, high cost and unavailability of seed, perceived soil fertility and low financial endowments were responsible for the low adoption.

Footings were rarely laid, due to the cost or unavailability of material.

Resistance to available antimicrobials and the high cost or unavailability of antimicrobials complicates matters.

Respondents indicated that more than 70%% of the cases referred to the hospitals are not honoured mainly due to high cost and unavailability of regular transportation.