For example, among the IO countries, India is notable for the large number of oceangoing research vessels, large scientific and technical manpower, capability for using advanced technologies (for example, remote sensing, DNA fingerprints), and the capacity for exploring deep seas and the southern part of the Indian Ocean, extending to the Antarctic continent.
It was noted that India is cost-effective for conducting clinical trials given its huge population, diverse genetic pool, wide range of diseases, drug-naïve population, trained medical and technical manpower, and good hospitals for undertaking such trials.
In developing countries like India, the deciding factors for the selection of the specific water purification system are the flow rate, cost of implementation and maintenance, availability of materials for fabrication or assembling, technical manpower, energy requirement and reliability.
Foreign ownership, technical manpower, and the characteristics of the general manager/chief executive officer also matter.
"This decision demands a major national commitment of scientific and technical manpower, material and facilities," Kennedy said.
The major profits of these systems are their low maintenance and technical manpower requirements.
Selecting a PPI for experimental study is usually based on the feasibility (availability of budget, reagents, time and technical manpower), possibility of formulating a hypothesis of its functional significance, and most importantly, the perceived impact of its validation on advancement of science based on the domain knowledge of the scientist.
But, they said, manpower for enforcement is limited.
Congress sets the level of manpower for each military service.
This means lack of manpower for preparation against severe winter.
