Sentence examples for target shortage from inspiring English sources

However, this therapeutic approach has being facing great challenges concerning problems which include complicated development of cancer with multiple gene control, effective target shortage, low efficiency of gene transferring and safety of the vector delivery system.

In the low and middle income countries, there is a renewed interest in primary health care because of inequalities in health, inadequate progress towards the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) targets, shortage of human resources, and weak and fragmented health systems [ 3].

Results also reveal that (i) the system uncertainties would significantly affect water resources allocation pattern (including target and shortage); (ii) water shortage would be enhanced from 2016 to 2070; and (iii) the more the inflow amount decreases, the higher estimated water shortage rates are.

His depot is also a target when shortages become unbearable.

Water reuse is an alternative strategy targeting water shortages.

For many hospitals there is a daily struggle to maintain safety standards and meet performance targets amid shortages of key staff members and worsening financial positions.

"This year they are likely to focus on supplements," says Alastair Hatchett of Income Data Services, "which will enable them to target the real shortages".Such special arrangements are likely to result in higher pay in London and the south-east where staff shortages are most acute.

In addition, in order to get rid of the limitation of the knowledge shortage of target scatterers, the modified entropy method is applied to adaptively estimate the number of target scatterers.

"Renters Report Being Stymied by Cost and Supply" (Long Island and the Region, Dec. 30) is on target regarding Long Island's shortage of rental housing.

The next government should review the market for teacher training; identify the right pay and reward incentives to attract the best into shortage subjects; target better the schools that need great teachers most; and make continuous specialist professional development a core contractual entitlement – with exposure for all to the best in research and innovation.

"But it may take us one to two years to hit that target because of a shortage of local forest-industry workers". The plant will need 92 full-time employees and up to 500 people in indirect jobs, including loggers, foresters and truck drivers.