Some insurers stopped writing Daewoo policies, given a shortage of parts for repairs.
Given a shortage of housing that can be paid for through federal subsidies, residents will probably stay at the shelter for an average of 11 months, officials said.
I believed that given a shortage of human resources in Singapore due to our small size, the only way forward was to work with reputed international scientists so as to reach the major objective--treatment modalities for all the major incurable diseases plaguing mankind all over the world--fast.
Thus, the probability of receiving a transfusion (given a shortage of blood) becomes: Where m represents mean number of units transfused in the absence of TXA and n is the mean number of units transfused given routine administration of TXA.
That accounts for 1% of all courses, but we estimate that, given a looming shortage of teachers and widespread state budget crises, online learning will continue to gain market share until, by 2019, it surpasses live instruction.
Although the government has signed up to various reform-minded international agreements, such as the New York arbitration convention and the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, implementing them is another matter, given a chronic shortage of trained lawyers and other professionals.Scepticism about Myanmar's economy also extends to official statistics.
The introduction of the bedroom tax has also played a role: 8,000 individuals in Manchester are classed as "under-occupying" their properties, Osborne says, and yet there is nowhere for them to downsize to, given a catastrophic shortage of one-bedroom flats.
Given a worldwide shortage of primary health care workers predicted to worsen, it is vital to address sources of attrition among these professionals.
"Given there is already a shortage of nurses, with some hospital wards dangerously understaffed, anything that risks worsening that shortage would be of deep concern," he added.
The losses are predicated on crude oil prices remaining above $60 per barrel, a likely scenario given forecasts calling for a shortage of jet-fuel refining capacity for the next three to five years, well after the shockwaves of Hurricane Katrina fade.
This is potentially a challenge in Ethiopia, given high student enrollment, a shortage of qualified faculty, resource constraints, and low caseloads and questionable quality of care at clinical training sites [ 9– 11].
