Furthermore, the increased presence of veterinary personnel either at sporadic gate camps or on regular maintenance patrols represent additional resources that pastoralists can draw upon to locate lost livestock.
It represents additional cloud resources close to the mobile end user.
Besides competition for time, in many cases the use of the public sector's means of transportation, office infrastructure and personnel represent additional hidden outflows of resources, often in association with dual practice.
Given that a shared in utero environment is one of the foremost factors differentiating DZ from nontwin siblings, these findings again suggest that intrauterine factors, such as the elicitation of deleterious antibodies or differential recruitment of maternal resources, may represent additional sources of variability contributing to the risk of ASD.
However, expanding iCCM to new districts to reach geographical target coverage will require recruitment of significant numbers of additional CHWs, which will in turn require additional resources representing increased share of public health expenditure.
From the perspective of recipients, the increasing influence of China and emerging donors in the aid landscape represents an opportunity to attract additional resources to finance development and improve their control over their development agenda.
Identification of other mechanisms of tolerance derived from resilient cultivars other than FR13A (e.g., Goda Heenati and Vaidehi) remains unknown and represent a promising additional resource for breeders.
Thus, an efficient method for identifying adverse events which yielded sufficient clinical detail to guide assessments of preventability and did not require substantial investments of additional resources would represent a potentially powerful quality improvement tool for hospitals.
He says the move to prosecute represents a misunderstanding of the crisis at hand and additional resources would be better spent on addiction treatment: "I don't think any drug dealer wants to kill a customer.
In that sense, those additional resources committed to surveillance represent a cost of failed sustainment.
