Sentence examples for facilities difficulties from inspiring English sources

MICs could be measured exclusively for 15 clinical strains obtained between November and December 2011 A2063GG; 11 strains, A2063T; 4 strains, Table  2) for the reason of performed facilities' difficulties.

However, even more severe cases may remain undiagnosed, especially because of long distances to health care facilities, difficulties in sample transportation, and lack of laboratory facilities capable of conducting the diagnostic assays.

No medicines or interrupted medicines supplies in public facilities, difficulties in accessing medicines from other sources and higher than necessary costs in the private sector will compromise the adherence to treatment needed to achieve the desired clinical outcomes.

These include limited laboratory facilities, difficulty in obtaining a sufficient quantity of blood from a small infant and suppression of bacterial growth in cultures by antibiotics given in labour [ 8].

As ordered, the XPTBH-1 was intended to be fitted with Wright R-1820 "Cyclone" radial engines; delays in design caused by Hall relocating their production facility, difficulties with the contract, and doubts about the aircraft's performance potential led to a redesign, the aircraft becoming slightly smaller and the engines being changed to a pair of Pratt & Whitney R-1830 "Twin Wasp" radials.

Instituting and sustaining cytology-based programs in these regions can be difficult, due to the need for trained personnel, equipment and facilities and difficulties in follow-up.

(Service provider) In some cases, the physical layout and rooms of the health facilities caused difficulties.

Other reasons cited included the lack of local facilities, travel difficulties, expense, and time constraints owing to work.

These might include older people living alone, the need for multiple outpatient visits, or distance from medical facilities and difficulties traveling.

"Access to care is extremely constrained due to physical destruction of health facilities, financial difficulties with professionals not receiving payments and patients unable to provide out-of-pocket payments, and a massive lack of medical supplies.

These survival rates highlight the deficiencies of paediatric cancer care in the Philippines, including unavailability of and inadequate access to diagnostic and treatment facilities, financial difficulties and lack of awareness.