Foreigners in Bangkok can tap into a developed infrastructure of resources and support.
Pneumococcal infections place a high social, health and economic burden on the infrastructure of resource-poor countries such as Malawi [38].
The focus of the work presented is the development of such an infrastructure for resource discovery.
Since the definition of safety measures varies according to the infrastructure of data resources, researchers should use caution when interpreting risk information that provides answers to uncertainties addressed before drug approval.
Infrastructure maps of resource-poor settings have become more common in recent years as technical requirements have become more accessible.
In this regard, several themes characterize motivation and these include financial aspects, career development, continuing education, health facility infrastructure, availability of resources, relationships with the management of the health facility, and personal recognition.
In a country prone to political and economic instability and with an already ailing infrastructure, provision of resources to refugees by the Lebanese state is perhaps an unrealistic expectation.
I pointed out, in response, that Mandela and Yeltsin took control of established sovereign states, with developed infrastructures, control of resources and borders -- hence, the ability to produce, to trade and to freely grow their economies.
Meade agrees that funding is key, "both directly for writers and then also for the general literary infrastructure of festivals, publishers, resource organisations".
The problem studied is the capacity extension of congested infrastructure via resource allocation to femtocells.
Within the worm community such infrastructure centralizes the sites of resource production (GKC), housing of experimental resources (CGC) and online research material (WormBase).
