Sentence examples for shortage of test from inspiring English sources

Some students indicated that there was not only a shortage of test centers but also places for test preparation.

It was, lest we forget, Buttler's shortage of Test runs which prompted his dropping from the team during the series against Pakistan in the UAE last month.

The discussion comes as the biomedical industry is facing a shortage of testing subjects.

Still, because of a severe shortage of testing equipment, and local governments that are still swamped with disaster relief, only a small percentage of farm products grown in the region get checked for radiation.

"The scale of N.C.L.B. testing requirements, competitive pressures in the testing industry, a shortage of testing experts, insufficient state resources, tight regulatory deadlines and a lack of meaningful oversight of the sprawling N.C.L.B. testing enterprise are undermining N.C.L.B.'s pursuit of higher academic standards," he writes.

Shortage of testing kits and nevirapine are common complaints whenever we have PMTCT review meetings.

It is a shame and contradictory to have a lot of voluntary people to test who are convinced by the different interventions and mobilisation, and facing shortage of testing materials.

This may be partly because there is a shortage of reliable test parameter estimates in the literature for well defined populations and also because test parameters are populations specific and the performance of many diagnostic tests in tropical settings is known to be lower [18].

Those who had attended antenatal care at the lower level health centres observed that HIV testing services exist at those health centres, though infrequently, owing to shortage of HIV test kits, as one woman noted: I knew that these days all women when they are pregnant they are tested.

A shortage of HIV test kits and the risk of disruption in antiretroviral treatment has been reported.

Slightly less promising, at first glance, is the shortage of Test-playing stardust in Andy Robinson's squad, a consequence of a lack of recruitment time since their elevation was confirmed in late May.