Conversely, private property regimes may fail to prevent overexploitation of resources in developing countries because there is frequently no adequate mechanism for preventing misuse by others of their resources.
Although there is some improvement in the deployment of disease surveillance officers and nurses to the periphery levels, the level of training is frequently not adequate for effective and efficient disease surveillance.
9– 13 In the US in 2004, heart disease was noted on 68% of diabetes-related death certificates among people aged 65 years or older, and stroke was noted on 16%. 3 Although rates of death attributable to CVD have declined in people with and without diabetes, 14 the burden of CVD in those with diabetes remains high, and implementation of preventive strategies is frequently not adequate.
In PbtO2-targeted therapy, high inspired oxygen fraction in percent (FiO2) is frequently used to maintain adequate PbtO2[ 9, 10].
For this, long term parenteral nutrition is frequently required to restore adequate intake of nutrients but is accompanied by significant complications such as catheter-related sepsis, liver failure, and significant costs up to €80,000 120,000 per patient annually [ 3].
The outcome after a high-pressure injection injury is frequently disappointing, even after immediate adequate treatment.
The initial clinical presentation can be misleading as a result of which an adequate treatment is frequently postponed.
Adequate excision is frequently difficult because of tumor proximity to the central nervous system and other vital structures.
To account for differences in starting material, RNA preparation, RNA quality and cDNA synthesis, adequate normalisation is frequently performed by comparing expression profiles of the genes of interest with those of constitutively expressed genes (= reference genes).
The initial benign aspect is frequently causing a delay for an adequate treatment while in the mean time the possibility for subcutaneous damage continuously increases.
