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Research from different countries has shown that the availability and utilization of skilled birth attendants is a key factor in reducing maternal mortality [ 5].

Research has shown that the availability of foods in the home are important to nutritional health [ 22, 40- 44], and may indicate dietary behavior of children, adolescents, and adults [ 16, 22, 42, 45- 49].

Evidence has shown that the availability of a regular source of dental care was a strong predictor of dental visits in the past 12 months, among persons in a vulnerable population.

Field and laboratory work have shown that the availability of electron acceptors such as oxygen and/or nitrogen as well as of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus is necessary for effective biodegradation of hydrocarbon compounds.

In the past, several studies have shown that the availability of clinical information and a pertinent examination question can indeed improve the diagnostic accuracy of the imaging process [3, 4].

Several studies have shown that the availability of facilities within accessible distance improves health.

Indeed, previous programmes in the development of new biocatalysts have shown that the availability of a suitable high-throughput screening methodology has been crucial to their success.

Studies have shown that the availability of nurse assisted PD increases the eligibility for PD among elderly patients [ 53] and improved the uptake of PD in general [ 50].

Indeed, other studies have shown that the availability of multiple pacing configurations may overcome problems with high pacing capture thresholds and PNS.

Previous studies have shown that the availability of BB is limiting for carnitine synthesis while the activity of BBD is normally in excess of the amount of carnitine formed [ 7].

Studies have shown that the availability of these data has improved standards, persuading smaller centres to stop operating or to recruit specialist colorectal surgeons in Sweden and Norway, and leading to an increase in histological confirmation for lung cancer in England (Beckett et al, 2012; Påhlman et al, 2007).