Because of the low mobility of Pi in the soil, a well-developed and highly branched root system is a determinant for soil exploration and Pi uptake in soils with a low availability of this nutrient.
The framework should lead to deeper insights, even in a low-data availability perspective, between what is regarded as good practices and a quantification of their potential; thus becoming a useful tool in the design and analysis of policies.
This is consistent with another study undertaken in Tanzania, that indicated a very low availability of health care staff [ 6], which in turn may affect the quality of birth care offered.
General shops were not allowed to stock any prescription drugs, which was reflected in the low availability of antimalarials reported elsewhere [ 24].
The low rates of sterilisation could be because it is not part of National Family Planning Program in Afghanistan, low availability outside cities and, given the conservative nature of Afghan society, less likely to be acceptable to religious leaders.
This might explain why aggression rates were higher in periods of high fruit availability than in periods of low availability.
In Japan, which faces an extremely low availability of donor hearts, DT has already been proposed as the new gold standard for treatment of end-stage HF [ 122].
Yet, in addition to low availability and access to modern cancer care, in developing countries cancer cases show a less favorable stage distribution that requires more aggressive treatment, hence a higher proportion of survivors with cancer sequelae.
In Drosophila melanogaster low availability of dietary yeast is known to increase life span and reduce the rate of reproduction.
However, as European brown hares choose to feed on specific crops according to plant phenology [ 12, 31], cereals, although important in winter, still occupy large areas when no longer of nutritional value to European brown hares, which may result in low availability of food especially during summer.
