Sentence examples for issues absence from inspiring English sources

The large population, sanitation issues, absence of functioning antibiotic policy, and inadequate infection control facilities in many hospitals make the region an epicentre of the spread of multi-drug-resistant micro-organisms, such as CRE's.

10 11 19 Several explanations for under-reporting have been proposed, such as cases not presenting to medical facilities, health workers not submitting clinical samples to laboratories, laboratory test sensitivity issues, absence or delay of reporting from local to territorial health authorities.

This week, the executives privately acknowledged that securing a healthier future for Mr. Sheen in the long term was more important than how to resolve the production issues his absence may cause.

Other regulatory issues included absence of Materials Transfer Agreements for exported Human Biological Materials.

In this study, we identified very poor engagement of clinicians with carers to address growth and nutritional issues and absence of community based services.

However, epidemiological evidence for the inhibition of HCC formation by statins is controversial, due to potential confounders, bias, controversies about study design, mechanistic issues, and absence of a duration-risk relationship [ 10, 16– 20].

Indeed, a recent study has demonstrated that the time to peak diameter was different in young and older subjects, and that FMD calculated at a single time point underestimates the true peak FMD. 15 In addition to methodological issues, the absence of diagnostic criteria makes it difficult to interpret the results of FMD in clinical practice.

For voters who rank privacy as a top issue, the absence of privacy choices in campaigns may be counterproductive.

AFRIpads focuses on one very clear issue: the absence of sanitary hygiene for girls which leads to high drop-out rates at school.

Others might see a larger issue: an absence of mental toughness and physicality that has cost the Nets at times this season.

The issue whether absence of four OR genes among a total repertoire of 388 functional OR genes could cause an olfactory defect may at first seem unlikely but worth exploring.