An allocation failure occurs once tasks and their precedences are missed due to unavailability of resources.
Specifying, enforcing and evolving access control policies is essential to prevent security breaches and unavailability of resources.
Thus, the term disponibilité refers to the measure in which I am available to someone, the state of having my resources at hand to offer; and this availability or unavailability of resources is a general state or disposition.
MoWD had an outstanding liquidation for most of the 1997/1998 fiscal year, resulting in unavailability of resources for monitoring.
However, several difficulties, such as unavailability of resources and lack of institutional affiliation of the CHWs, appeared as limiting factors.
Inadequacy of facility infrastructure and unavailability of resources reported in this study played a key role in affecting health workers' performance.
Organizational readiness for the CCM was found to be impacted by the lack of interest and commitment from leadership and unavailability of resources for implementation [ 40, 45].
Related to this is the unavailability of resources reported by physicians in primary and secondary setups as a current job and general demotivator.
They suggest, however, that this has less to do with the absolute unavailability of resources, but rather with a lack of awareness and with capacity regarding supplies management and maintenance.
Ideally, DNA samples are frozen immediately upon collection, but if samples are collected in the field, suitable preservation methods might be limited due to unavailability of resources or remote field sites.
Commonly, lack of knowledge, unavailability of resources, high costs, nursing convenience, fear of adverse events or patient discomfort, and (most importantly) disagreement on the strength of the supporting evidence [ 6] in conjunction with external barriers can affect a physician's ability to execute recommendations [ 7].
