The geographical scope, which covers all of the EU Member States (with the sole limitation of availability, completeness and reliability of the existing data series), differently from previous research which was primarily based on simulation (OECD 2007) or focusing on individual Member States (Nolte et al., 2012; Hamulczuk and Szajner, 2015; Varga, 2007; Dejgård and Møller, 2007) iii.
GPs also reported problems with the availability and sole supply of certain medicines and claimed that switching from a branded medicine to its generic counterpart could be disruptive for patients.
The sole evidence of its UK availability and use is a survey of 10 purchases of supposed naphyrone, sold as NRG-1/energy.
Sixty eight breast carcinomas were selected from a series of consecutive patients who had undergone surgical resection for primary breast carcinoma at the Surgical Department of the University of Bologna between 2005 and 2012, on the sole basis of frozen tissue availability.
Many informants also commented that existing staffing levels meant that many were not in a position to participate in the AHRRTS program due to their status as sole practitioners and lack of availability for backfill.
The sole maternal inclusion criterion was the availability of a 3-mL aliquot of third-trimester serum.
With regard to type of structural component, interventions that implemented availability or accessibility as sole strategies, as well as interventions that implemented availability + acceptability messages or availability + accessibility demonstrated significantly greater efficacy compared to all other types of SLCDIs QBB = 22.05, P < .01).01
The decline in TKN under sole geranium might be due to supplementary availability of N from additional dose of fertilizer applied to the intercrop and biomass mediated N from the intercrop vis-a-vis root turnover.
These bacteria depend on availability of ammonia as their sole source of energy.
