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Two subtly different and, in fact, competing diagnostic claims about holo-TC II (69) are that low concentrations either indicate impaired holo-TC II transfer into the bloodstream from the ileal cell (ie, a marker of cobalamin malabsorption) or denote inadequate availability to tissues (ie, metabolic insufficiency).

However, their use is limited due to their inadequate availability and due to post-operative donor site scarification.

Predominant reasons for non-adherence specific to a low-income country setting included inadequate availability of food to counter appetite stimulation and the perceived strength of antipsychotic medications.

A higher prevalence of MAU in under-developed areas could be due in part to inadequate availability of healthcare services and to unfavourable environmental factors.

The albumin half-life time is shorter and its transportation rate is higher in sepsis compared with control individuals [ 11], which results in inadequate availability of albumin to tissues in sepsis.

This could be due to inadequate availability of a follow-up appointment or due to inappropriate follow-up arrangements.

In setting out key challenges in obstetric care albeit in a broader, global context a paper from the World Health Organization highlighted ineffective referral to, and inadequate availability of, 24 hour quality services to emergency obstetric care services.

This decrease in PDR value is mainly due to inadequate availability of bandwidth caused by enormous data generation.

The reasons for this vary from lack of technical expertise to inadequate availability of resources.

MDR-TB poses a threat to global TB control programmes [ 3], and this is aggravated in resource limited and low-income countries due to inadequate availability of prompt diagnostic and treatment measures [ 4].

Worldwide, over 2 million grafting procedures are performed annually for skeletal reconstruction (e.g., trauma, tumor excision, failed arthroplasty, and spinal fusion) [ 1], but due to inadequate availability of ideal bone substitute, the death rate has been increasing day by day.