Birth centers in low volume centers were particularly resource-poor: reliable technologies were available only 52% of the time.
Given this and the self-fulfilling pessimistic general opinion of poor outcome, reliable early prognostication after ICH can help to avoid a fatalistic approach by the wider care team including family members and enables evidence based DNR (do not resuscitate) orders.
As MFIs target poorer, less reliable customers, they need to charge higher rates to cover increased defaults and steeper funding costs.
But he has spent much of the past thirty-five yearstudyingng poor countries, where reliable statistics are hard to come by.
Some of Grameen's numbers have been challenged, but no one disputes Yunus's assertion that, contrary to traditional banking doctrine, the poor can be reliable borrowers, even at high rates of interest.
Further, in our experience ultrasound access and compliance with breathing directions are often too poor to obtain reliable and reproducible measurements of portal vein diameter change.
Results: Poor outcome could reliable be predicted with the revised CRI (with 100%% specificity) in the validation set with a sensitivity of 67 and 37 % at respectively 12 and 24 hours after cardiac arrest.
We show that in a context of poor access to reliable medicines, extensive reliance on private medicines purchase, and increasing globalisation of procurement systems, domestic linkages between health and industrial sectors have been weakened, especially in Tanzania.
A strong limitation of this methodology is that the TSSs were mapped to a window of about 30 nucleotides, which clearly is poor to make reliable promoter assignment.
The two Uba3 β-strands correspond to the region 880 895 in the UbE1L model, but the alignment in this region is too poor to allow reliable modeling of the actual interactions.
