A number of small technical pilot studies in healthcare institutions have been reported to be successful in resource strained countries, but existing over-burdened and sometimes corrupt public health care systems have made large scale implementations difficult [ 8].
Mr. Santorum's campaign, moreover, is resource-strained along a number of dimensions.
While the flight of health care professionals partly explains the human resources strain faced by African countries, there is also a subtle in-country bias against the medical infrastructure in these countries that is often left unexplored.
Now, with government resources strained and confidence in European economies eroding, some analysts say the Continent's banks have to come clean with a transparent and rigorous accounting of their woes.
When using non-conventional resources strain engineering efforts must address problems in both resource utilization and isobutanol synthesis.
Resources strained Five years since the influx began, the integration of refugees and host communities still holds.
"There is a resource strain," he said, because of illegal immigration into the area.
Robert Petzel, the department's top health official, stood down last week after a stormy Senate committee hearing heard allegations that long-running resource strains in treating veterans and their families at the public network of hospitals had been compounded when staff deliberately falsified data to hide how they were missing waiting list targets.
And it has the side benefit of putting basically zero resource strain on MyLiveSearch itself.
If they needed something they would just email someone," a time and resource strain that could only partly be solved by yet more software.
In some application scenarios with resource strain on computing and bandwidth, the sampling frequency required in the tradition Nyquist sampling theorem makes signal acquisition, processing, storage, and transmission under the pressure of massive data.
