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In general, medical students and young doctors were enthusiastic about working at district level, although this is curtailed by their desire for specialist training and frustration with resource shortages.

This was curtailed about 100,000 years ago – a date close to the supervolcanic eruption at Lake Toba – and stopped altogether between 20,000 and 10,000 years ago.

This was curtailed by the absence of any major powertrain revisions by the time of the VH and the lack of visual departure from the original VB.

In 1808 he was apprenticed to a French landscape painter, Monsieur de Court, however this was curtailed by the latter's death two years later.

As cyber-bullying has become more serious lately, steps should be taken to ensure that this threat is curtailed.

Thus, our ability to determine meaningful differences in cohorts of this size is curtailed.

Whether sleep time in this population is curtailed by lifestyle choices or restricted by sleep fragmentation as is the case in sleep apnea, blacks may be at increased risk of developing chronic diseases (e.g., diabetes and cardiovascular disease) due to insufficient sleep.

When this is lost, learning is curtailed and progress threatened.

The community land has now been partitioned therefore wildlife and livestock mobility is curtailed; this in turn has had severe detrimental effects on soil erosion.

And that's where scientists are really put in a bind by this situation: Scientific implementation is curtailed and it jeopardizes long-term data sets".

The theory that if Lynch is curtailed, that this Derry team will struggle appeared the case once again as the Oak Leafers lacked the penetration to breach Donegal's massed defence.