Besides lack of time (55-62%), unfamiliarity with the recommendations, scarcity of evidence supporting the impact of recommendations on outcomes, insufficient training/experience in chronic GVHD management, and inaccessibility of subspecialists were also endorsed.
The scarcity of evidence supporting the importance of host density and distribution as variables related to predictability of resources (hosts) for parasites could be due to the parasite-host model systems being used in previous studies.
The launch of this Fund is the single most important collective move to change the nature of humanitarian response to include education and has the potential to shift the education sector from tolerating resource scarcity to supporting many more of the most vulnerable children and their families and communities to imagine and rebuild their futures.
Moreover, there is a scarcity of effective evidence supporting the management of external resources to fuel manufacturing enterprises' innovativeness.
147 Much has been written and repeated over the past several decades about the optimal content and process of "multifactorial" genetic counseling, 9, 147, 196, 204, 212– 214 despite low rates of genetic counseling referrals 215 and a continued scarcity of evidence in support of the desirability 216 or effectiveness 217 of the genetic counseling intervention.
They concluded that the study revealed a scarcity of published evidence to support the use of local anesthetic sympathetic blockade as the gold standard treatment for CRPS.
A review published by Cepeda et al. [6] revealed the scarcity of published evidence to support the use of local anesthetic sympathetic blockade as the gold standard treatment for CRPS.
However, they are limited by the scarcity of empirical data to support the effectiveness of interventions at both health system and clinical levels, in part, due to the challenges associated with gathering such evidence in the context of rare diseases.
Megatrends of increase will accelerate the speed towards scarcity – supported by the shift towards Asian growing economies, which are still hungry for more mobility and car use.
Given the scarcity of studies on R&D support in technologically weaker economies, our hope is that the less-developed countries can exploit these findings in constructing socially beneficial technology policies.
