Given this scarcity of material goods, there will be conflict.
Unrealistically, low water cost inevitably results in over-consumption as there is little awareness of the scarcity of water or the substantial cost in producing desalinated water and, therefore, no incentive to curb overuse.
Forest degradation in turn resulted for scarcity of fuelwood and other substantial antagonistic consequences, such as watershed functions deterioration, loss of biodiversity, carbon dioxide release into the environment and intensive soil erosion (Jain and Singh1999; Heltberg et al. 2000; Pandey 2002).
Despite the risks, limited benefits, costs, and scarcity, a substantial proportion of RBC transfusions given today may not be appropriate or justified according to the report of the ICCTO panel and several reports on variable transfusion practices in otherwise comparable populations.
Production may have been based on minerals that were not widely available and became scarce, but the relative scarcity of tin minerals did not prevent a substantial trade in that metal over considerable distances.
Substantial population mobility and scarcity of pathology staff in Conakry also hampered the appropriate work up of screening positive women.
No definition of "substantial".
Delta Warns Of Substantial Losses.
Table 3 reveals that 100%% of the respondents in both severe and moderate scarcity areas stated that water scarcity has substantial impacts on their daily activities through disturbances to domestic work, health problems, social conflicts, and hardship for women as women walk from one village to another to fetch water (Fig. 5).
Moreover, this scarcity of evidence is in stark contrast with the substantial body of literature regarding integrated care.
While a substantial body of literature explores the challenges associated with transdisciplinary research, there is a scarcity of case studies exploring the challenges faced during different phases of project execution.
