Sentence examples for restriction of availability from inspiring English sources
Restriction of availability is generally a good measure in drug prevention, but may not prove feasible in the case of khat in Yemen.
Current strategies to prevent deaths from pesticide poisoning include better access and quality of medical management, improved mental health care, safer use and storage in communities, and restriction of availability of highly toxic pesticides.
Restriction of availability of OADs due to economic constraints may not be the best way of controlling health care expenditures, since treatment non-adherence may induce unexpected additional costs related to complications and suboptimal treatment effectiveness.
Despite improvements in HCPs' practice providing EC, PEP, and STI prophylaxis and treatment, health facility level barriers including stock-outs of HIV PEP at health centers in DRC and policy restrictions on availability of emergency contraception in Jordan remained.
Changes in the pore structure and porosity increase for samples C2230, C2700 and C3060 lead to restriction of surface availability for electrolyte ions and consequently to decrease in value of the surface capacitance.
If growing sales of ecigarettes coincide with increased sales of tobacco cigarettes, tobacco control activists arguing for restriction of ecigarette availability would be vindicated.
We report that Nocturnin's expression pattern is not rhythmic in white adipose tissue in ad libitum feeding conditions, but is rhythmic in white adipose tissue of mice subjected to temporal, not caloric, restriction of food availability.
Restriction of the availability of toxic agrochemicals remains a priority given the ongoing agrochemical ingestion, particularly by males [ 47].
The requirement of lmo2430 involved in ferrichrome transport, as well as of the iron uptake regulator Fur, points to a restriction of iron availability inside the cytosol, a finding that has also been reported for Shigella flexneri during intramacrophagic growth [ 45].
From ancient time up to now, groundwater has been being utilized because of restriction in availability of surface water.
The increasingly frequent occurrence of drought and the possible future restrictions of water availability for agricultural purposes are among the major challenges to be met to achieve sustainable rice production.
