Demand for critical care (CC) resources is constantly increasing in the face of limited availability.
Rationing may be defined as allocation of health care resources in the face of limited availability, which necessarily means that beneficial interventions are withheld from some individuals [ 11].
The management of soil fertility is facing problems due to the limited availability of organic fertilizer from sustainable sources, together with high prices of the available one, particularly in organic and integrated agriculture.
Analytical research regarding the relationship between the environment and human migration has increased in recent years yet still faces numerous hurdles, partly due to limited availability of suitable data.
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For example, although treating bulimia by videoconferencing was less effective than face to face care, [ 35], in the real world there is very limited availability of this service in rural areas, so the options are no treatment or treatment that is still genuinely clinically useful.
More people in Mississippi than any other state face food insecurity, which the U.S. Department of Agriculture defines as limited availability of nutritionally adequate or safe foods.
Additional dilemmas faced in this setting with less resources were the limited availability of (biochemical) typing and susceptibility testing methods, of required antibiotics and of insurance coverage.
Advanced wireless systems face an ever-increasing number of challenges, such as the limited availability of the radio frequency spectrum and the demand for faster data transmissions, better quality of service, and higher network capacity.
The population is faced with sparse and patchy forage availability, seasonally very high day temperatures, high predation pressure and limited availability and variable quality of water.
