Sentence examples for for non availability from inspiring English sources

The wide local excision in some patients may leave large defects amounting to hemiscrotectomy and the testes on the affected side may either have to be sacrificed for non availability of accommodation or translocated to the contra lateral hemiscrotum facilitating closure of the surgical wound and preservation of testes, as was done in the reported case [ 9].

"We're applying all the contractual terms, and those include deductions for non-availability [of the schools]." With the council now preparing for a major compensation claim against the PFI firm involved, the Guardian has established that the true lifetime cost of the contract will reach £529m in cash terms by 2032 – nearly 50% more than the original, publiclydeclared costing of £360m.

These were PubMed - 41, Scopus - 17, Embase - 2 and hand searched - 3. Further, a few articles had to be excluded for non-availability of full text.

The median value for non-availability was 240 days in the course of a year.

The reasons for non-availability were undocumented transfer, an incorrect home address or travel of the patient.

Reasons for non-availability of sickness absence data were: participant withdrawal, staff on contracts with no centralised sickness absence records or administrative reasons.

This figure does not correspond with the seemingly better stock situation at the time of audit, when quinine injections were available at five of the eight health centres and where the median value for non-availability was 42 days in the course of one year.

We didn't test the second batch samples because of non availability of reagents for testing of N. caninum by NAT, or IFA, or cELISA in China.

Refusal rates and "non availability" for telephone polls can be as high as 60-80%.

To this extent, Figure 5 shows the average probability of non-availability for the different MUD techniques.

Exclusion criteria included participation in a clinical trial within the last 3 months (including current participation), a strong likelihood of non-availability for follow-up, short life expectancy, or previous problems with study participation.