Sentence examples for difficulties with the availability from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that the German reunification of East (new German Länder) and West Germany (old German Länder) in 1990 led to difficulties with the availability of comparable forest inventory data.
In many of the Health Centers visited, staff reported difficulties with the availability of funding for ice and fuel for transportation, resulting in the cancellation or deferment of scheduled immunization outreach activities.
Difficulties associated with the availability of human brain tissue, coupled with the time and cost associated with using animals for this kind of research have led to the development of non-human cell culture models.
Assume, however, a successful resolution of such difficulties, along with the corresponding availability of a suitable algorithm.
Moreover, differences between external environments (mainly caused by government regulations) and the organizational choices resulted in difficulties with data availability.
According to this research, prominent concerns included difficulties with prognosis and the availability of adequate support for patients with advanced non-malignant disease.
Difficulties with data availability and uncertainties are reviewed.
Another difficulty is the availability of data.
The panel acknowledged difficulties in the quantification of prenatal alcohol exposure associated with the availability of information on specific levels of exposure; variation in individual susceptibility; and implications for the interpretation of a safe level of exposure.
In his evidence to the inquiry, Mr Cairns says that one reason why there was a delay in introducing cost controls to the RHI scheme was that there was a difficulty with the minister's availability.
There is the added difficulty in that the availability of microbiologists with experience of handling category 4 pathogens, such as Lassa fever, Ebola and Rift Valley fever viruses, is now universally restricted to specialists close to, or beyond, retirement.
