Alternatively, explicit assumptions must be made regarding allocation of scarce resources, standards of care, and priority setting during a pandemic.
While details are scarce, the industry standard has been hovering around $9.99 per month.
Because of the scarce specificity of standard serological methods [ 18] we are not be able to make a definitive diagnosis that could be made using isolation or molecular biology to establish and clearly identify agents.
Home loans, already scarce by normal standards, dried up as the impact of the Lehman Brothers collapse spiraled through the credit market.
Don't be scarce about your standards.
Arterial spin labeling magnetic resonance imaging (ASL-MRI) has been recognised as a valuable method for non-invasive assessment of cerebral blood flow but validation studies regarding quantification accuracy by comparison against an accepted gold standard are scarce, especially in small animals.
Many school districts in Connecticut are coming to grips with the disappointing realities of the No Child Left Behind Act: reporting is onerous, penalties are stiff, federal dollars are scarce and the most important standard impacting district compliance with the law is student attendance on testing dates.
Although emerging pervasive technologies allow to gather such information in diverse contexts [ 4, 5, 7, 8], the data currently available remain scarce and there are no standard modeling procedures to generalize contact measurements concerning a specific population during a specific period to different periods or to larger populations.
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Standards are divergent and scarce, causing solutions to be often proprietary and non-interoperable.
