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In these regions, preventative health care is almost non-existent, public service accessibility is limited, and geographic isolation prevents utilization of care even by those families with resources.

The loss of COX-I renders complex IV inactive as reported in patients with mitochondrial disease due to pathogenic mutations of COX-I gene and prevents utilization of oxygen (Clementi et al., 1998; Bruno et al., 1999; Kollberg et al., 2005).

Furthermore, the initial multithreaded shared-memory design prevented utilization of resources on multiple compute nodes of a distributed memory cluster.

We had wanted to assess a larger time period, but registry data quality issues and reporting differences between years prevented utilization of data prior to 2009.

Another study showed that in the B. subtilis strain SMY, mutation of the gabT gene prevented utilization of GABA as a sole nitrogen source (Belitsky and Sonenshein, 2002).

Scores from matrix ranking were summarized using a spider plot to reflect the perceived relative significance of each barrier identified by participants in preventing utilization of delivery services.

This is because of the global #min. Stated differently, a low global value for #min prevents full utilization of samples in stable regions.

The imaging approach was employed because the transfection efficiency of USP9x constructs is low (ranging from 5 10%) which prevents the utilization of western blot analysis.

Moreover, the absence of TSPA-based indices prevents the utilization of indicators for monitoring health system performance or readiness.

The combination of inhibitors, salts, mixed sugars, and ethanol produced from the fermentation (generally referred to as 'hydrolysate toxicity') is a huge burden on the microorganism that prevents complete utilization of the sugars and high ethanol production [ 2].

Amphotericin B (AmB) in its liposomal form is currently considered as the more effective drug available against visceral leishmaniasis, even though its high cost prevents their utilization in most affected countries [ 168].