The reasons for excluding the remaining criteria included characteristics of the mobilization strategy (nos. 10 12), redundancy, scarce clinical application or poor predictive value (that is, mononuclear cell count).
Despite the fact that genetic transformation of polyamine biosynthetic genes has been shown to confer abiotic stress tolerance [ 31, 32, 37, 38] information is relatively scarce concerning application of this strategy to the biotic stress engineering.
However, for scarce energy applications, with very low energy per sensor, TDMA maybe a viable alternative.
However, for scarce energy applications, the threshold lifetime gets smaller, so that TDMA maybe the only viable design option to extend the network lifetime, on the expense of degraded detection performance.
Although social marketing has been used in some health related areas such as smoking prevention, condom promotion and road traffic safety, evidence is scarce regarding its application to institution-based obstetric care.
While OR techniques and models have been successfully utilized in many areas to maximize the effective use of scarce resources, the application of mathematical modeling to HIV scale-up to date typically has focused on policy-level issues (e.g., program costs) as opposed to operational-level issues [ 7- 10].
Moreover, commercial use of nano-fluids is also scarce in these applications.
There are many other non-standard radionuclides that can be produced using small medical cyclotrons, but currently the usage of them is limited, either because of a lack of developed applications, scarce nuclear data, or significant investment needs.
High-level features, such as interaction protocols and management policies, are usually hard coded by skilled network programmers, who are often scarce in many applications such as e-learning.
