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Cadaveric extraocular muscle is difficult to manipulate and specimens are not readily available; therefore, an alternative is needed to teach strabismus surgery techniques.

Analysing these requires tumour tissue samples that are not always readily available; therefore, molecular markers that can be detected in blood samples would be preferable to assess the response of tumours to chemotherapy and patient prognosis.

An estimate of the burden of disease for brucellosis is not readily available, so we therefore estimated the DALYs as a result of the disease by assuming that brucellosis is associated with a class II (0.2) disability weight (D), as the disease is perceived as very painful and affects occupational ability even during periods of remission (27 ).

Data on purchases per patient were readily available and therefore applicable for intra-hospital surveillance of IC trends over time.

Consideration of the potential value of measuring these peptides, along with that of an assay for cortisol, which has long been readily available, is therefore timely.

The cost of this service was not readily available and therefore the cost per day of oxygen therapy reported in a published cost-effectiveness analysis [ 11] has been inflated and converted from local currency and used in the model.

Others felt that being a rural setting, people hardly travelled to urban areas, where such information was readily available, and therefore knew very little about health insurance in general and its role in health care payments.

Our study was confined to a limited number of readily available predictors; therefore, variables with potential relevance to mortality risk such as exacerbation frequency or measures of exercise capacity were not included.

Unfortunately, a broader use of α-particle emitting radionuclides is hampered by the following issues: (i) With very few exceptions, α-particle emitting radionuclides are not readily available and are therefore still expensive.

The MC was already in a stabilized state and low in readily available carbon compounds, therefore, its total mass reduction during the composting period can be assumed to be negligible.

In Africa, the relevant skills are not readily available, and are therefore frequently sought outside Africa.