This is still an open question, however, given the expense of such additional screening and limited availability of the technology at medical offices where most patient visits will occur.
The increase in energy reduction costs is explained by the limited availability of cheap reduction technologies like more efficient gas boilers.
If the claims are true, the set-top box named Manbang would be a significant development in domestic North Korean television technology, given the limited availability of internet in the country.
After considering all of these potential new safety issues and the limited availability of clinical data for this new connector technology, one might conclude that the balance of benefits and risks is unclear regarding the new DF-4 standard.
New technologies are being developed in part because of the limited availability of organs, and include transplantation with stem cells, tissue engineering, cloning, and xenotransplantation, which some researchers believe promise ready solutions.
A drawback of the chemical approach is the limited availability of chemicals that block specific protein function, making this technology suitable only for well-characterized proteins.
While ART for HIV-1 prevention may be made more cost-effective by targeting persons with plasma HIV-1 RNA ≥4 log10 copies/mL, given the current high cost and limited availability of plasma HIV-1 RNA monitoring, significant advances in this technology would be required before this approach could be implemented in 'treatment for prevention' algorithms[22] in resource-limited settings.
Complications of LNG mentioned by the respondents are the limited availability of gas stations, the reduced cargo capacity, the uncertainty in prices, and opinions that the technology is best suited for newly built ships.
Moreover, the limited availability of the second generation of dual-source CT outside tertiary referral centers, thus limiting the clinical impact of this technology, needs to be considered.
Limited availability of homes drives prices higher.
