Foreign tourists are scarce and room rates are down.
AS of last Friday, you could still find a scarce hotel room for this weekend in Indianapolis, at the budget Best Inn — for $898.99 a night, according to Travelocity.com.com
Operative birth has been found to be associated with an increased incidence of these fractures, due to scarce available room for maneuvering with Cesarean births [44].
This reduces the expenditure of infection control resources and, in particular, in cases of sporadic diarrhea, helps to reduce the requirement for scarce isolation rooms.
The evildoers, the president said, were corporate executives, who were notably scarce in a room lighted for television and crowded with members of the House and the Senate who had jumped on the corporate responsibility bill juggernaut as it raced through Congress this month.
It is the fruit of a deal with the Conservatives, who in exchange get a tax-break for married couples (David Cameron will unveil the policy at his coming conference)—itself another example of wasting scarce fiscal wriggle-room on the affluent.
Families are scarce in the dining room — dates, friendships, too.
As with most S.U.V.s in this class, cargo room is scarce when all the seats are in use.
And furthermore, this approach can be adopted to design other facilities such as operation rooms or any other facility were room is scarce, materials need to be stored and their availability is critical.
These generally acceptable clinical end points, combined with the operational efficiency inherent in avoiding scheduling delays due to scarce surgical resources, operating room scheduling and general anesthesia requirements, may have contributed to the 67% increase in PD patient uptake during the year after their introduction of this new placement approach.
