However, it remains more costly and of limited availability when compared with plain radiographs.
Nucleotide biosynthesis is both energetically costly and controls the availability of raw materials for replication, transcription, and other biosynthetic pathways.
Newer studies including rotational thromboelastometry [ 52] and rapid thromboelastography [ 53] show promise, but are costly and currently have limited availability.
Continuous EEG monitoring might seem the most attractive option but is costly and requires the continuous availability of an expert to interpret the findings.
Although ChIP-chip or ChIP-seq experiments can narrow down potential TF targeting regions, they are still costly and limited by the availability of high quality antibodies.
Accelerating inflation was the latest sign that China's economy may be growing so quickly that it is beginning to run into costly bottlenecks, especially in the price and availability of raw materials.
[ 3, 4] However, major disadvantages of these hospital-based programs are that they are costly, their availability is limited, and patients are taken out of their family and working environment.
Collection of vacancy data offline is costly and time consuming and online availability provides opportunities to access and analyse the content of job advertisements to better understand what employers require in a way which would not be practically feasible using traditional newspaper sources of the past.
In fact, the selected candidates provided an initial evidence of the feasibility of this approach, which is less costly and not dependent on the availability of the venom.
While oogenesis is reproductive in nature, it is fundamentally nutrient-driven because female reproductive processes, unlike male reproductive processes, are energetically costly and depend directly on nutrient availability [ 24, 25].
