There should be no shortage of relevant, academically-rigorous questions for students to investigate, across grade levels and subject areas.
Those who are casually interested in such things will find no shortage of relevant listicles online — inspiring workspaces of the famously creative, desks of the rich and famous.
From a lack of business-ready digital skills to core manufacturing expertise, a shortage of relevant talent is hampering the chances of UK small businesses fulfilling their global potential.
Currently, there is a shortage of relevant approaches, functioned as a guidance to identify their major and minor effects on kinematic accuracy, which is adverse to confirm the weakest joint and restrain its impact.
The Tsunami Evaluation Coalition made note of the lack of career structure in general for international relief work which encourages this high staff turnover, general shortage of relevant expertise and recruitment of inexperienced personnel (35).
To meet the present shortage of relevant GBM cell (GC) lines we developed a library of annotated and validated cell lines derived from surgical samples of GBM patients, maintained under conditions to preserve GSC characteristics.
Research activity in the field of general practice has started recently, but the lack of an academic tradition in this field and shortage of relevant infrastructure, do not encourage research careers for general practitioners.
Still, brain function assessment and surveillance in the ICU setting, both for clinical and scientific purposes, is difficult due to a shortage of relevant and practical methods to use [ 11].
This shortfall, described as the "law of inverse opportunity", results in a shortage of relevant scientific data in general practice [ 6]. Between 1960 and 2003, a corpus of about 50,000 references retrieved from the 15 international scientific journals of family medicine/general practice only amounted to 1/20th of the volume of references in cardiology [ 7].
The remaining unigenes (52.93%) cannot be annotated with known genes (Table 3), which most likely caused by the presence of short sequences (44.36% <300) and the shortage of relevant genetic data.> E-value and species distribution were also analyzed by evaluating the matched unigenes (58,678) from the returned BLASTX results of the Nr protein database.
