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The proportion of private sector abortions we found in this study is somewhat lower at 46% and could be because of the type of facilities included or because of the sparse availability of private sector facilities in two of the three study districts.

Due to the sparse availability of ionospheric electric field measurements, techniques have been developed over the past decade to indirectly infer electric field values from other sources, in particular at low-latitudes.

This result was in agreement with the common assumption that both excessive abundance (loss of competition) and sparse availability (nothing to compete for) of miRNA transcripts will reduce regulation.

Our role is very much about accessibility and availability in an area of sparse cultural provision," said Gilchrist.

Cropland and sparse vegetation were consumed proportionally more than the respective availability in 16 municipalities out of 60.

Human imaging studies of DAT availability in relation to chronic tobacco smoking are sparse and have generated conflicting results [28, 33] possibly related to methodological problems including the choice of radioligand and sample size.

Energy availability in athletes.

Availability: In the coming weeks.

* John McCain holds a media availability in Las Vegas.

Cons Low availability in high season.

Limited availability in July and August.