Access to health care is limited as a result of geography, limited expenditure on public health, variable quality of care, high turnover of service providers, a lack of drugs and supplies, and lack of ownership of health programmes by communities.
Moreover, the limited expenditure is more accessible in urban areas than in rural areas; the 'Matthew Effect' has further exacerbated the urban-rural disparities of Chinese ECE.
This project proves that screening for HPV combined with the see-and-treat strategy is an effective intervention requiring limited expenditure.
Most provincial programs were already in existence over the time period for which CCHS screening data exist, and only limited expenditure data was available.
This efficient strategy will allow breeders to increase the amount of germplasm and number of loci that are assayed with few changes to workflow and limited expenditure of resources.
These biomarkers should preferably circulate in the plasma and allow monitoring (1) of the overall pathogenesis or critical pathogenic steps; (2) of drug efficacy in a target-independent fashion; and (3) with limited expenditure in preclinical and clinical studies.
The topographical barriers combined with limited expenditure on public health, poor quality of care, a high turnover of service providers, a lack of drugs and supplies and a lack of ownership of health programmes by communities all contribute to issues of demand and supply.
In view of industrial application, such technology is one of the potential candidates due to easy furnaces retrofitting, carbon capture potential, low NOx emissions and limited capital expenditures.
To provide greater health benefits under limited health expenditures based on the results of cost-effectiveness analyses, it is necessary to confirm the effectiveness of medications through well-designed clinical trials having mortality as the primary end point.
The Army followed the trends in the British Army as it modernised in the late 1930s, but was unable to obtain the up-to-date equipment needed to properly implement the new British doctrines and organisations due to a lack of resources as a result of limited defence expenditures.
