Sentence examples for unavailability of alternative from inspiring English sources
Multiple factors contribute to low cure rates, treatment failures, and relapses: poor-quality guidance regarding treatment, HIV co-infection, transmission of resistant forms of TB, underdeveloped laboratory services, and unavailability of alternative drug treatments.
(b) Alabama has not met its burden of showing the unavailability of nondiscriminatory alternatives adequate to preserve the local interests at stake.
Second, high-risk individuals may not be able to switch to another, more attractive (priced) supplementary health insurance contract, due to either unavailability of good alternatives or selective underwriting.
In three studies in which participants encountered unavailability of their chosen alternative, we find that participants of various ages with low (vs. high) childhood socioeconomic status display greater persistence in waiting for their initial choices yet greater willingness to shift when the alternative they have chosen is clearly unattainable.
Particularly problematic is the unavailability of economically feasible and accessible alternatives, and the fact that good agricultural practice in the context of integrated pest management and increased use and availability of low-risk substances are not sufficiently promoted.
Recent recommendations from the EXTRIP expert group support intermittent hemodialysis as the modality of choice in methanol poisoning, and continuous modalities as an acceptable alternative in cases of unavailability of intermittent hemodialysis [27].
What kind of alternative?
The reasons for requesting the off-label drug use were categorized as the following: lack of clinical response to previous treatments (or suboptimal), intolerance or contraindications to the alternatives or other reasons such as unavailability of approved drugs for that indication/condition or preferred in that patient to the alternatives due to clinical or logistical reasons.
Leigh Griffiths' prolonged absence and the injury-enforced unavailability of Steven Fletcher and Steven Naismith leaves no obvious choice to start in Astana.
An important limiting factor of the needs-based approach is the unavailability of extensive epidemiological data, leading some authors to use an alternative approach based on utilization data.
In the face of high and rising resistance to more affordable antimicrobials and the unavailability of newer, patent protected antibacterials, there is currently no real alternative to their use in West Africa.
