In certain settings where doctors are unavailable, task-shifting to other cadres of health workers to perform Caesarean section and neonatal resuscitation may be feasible, low-cost and effective [ 71, 73, 72, 74].
While a number of faith and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Zambia provided counselling, nursing and palliative care when treatment was unavailable, the tasks undertaken by home-based caregivers have evolved considerably along the demands of testing and treating PLHIV, and sustaining individuals on long-term treatment.
They declared themselves unavailable for the task in the near future, citing unspecified "personal reasons".
Our aim is not only to explain the off-the-shelf available tools, but to add additional constraints when ready-made algorithms are unavailable for the task.
Reasons for this lack of participation included: the task being unavailable when the assessment took place (n=4), the test being too difficult for the participant to complete (n=2), and participants having an impediment (an injury to hand or part of hand/fingers missing; n=3), or osteoarthritis (n=5).
Under a "functional" view, the Senate is in recess if its members are unavailable to perform the tasks the Constitution assigns to them – like deciding whether to consent to the appointment of a presidential nominee.
Thus, the CPU is unavailable to perform other tasks.
The leaders of the local, state and federal manhunt task force were unavailable for comment as they gathered for a private strategy meeting.
Children who did not complete the DRL task were typically unavailable because of a parent's scheduling conflicts during the testing window.
As a result of higher demands, candidates with exact required skills to work tasks are usually unavailable.
One developmental prosopagnosic did not perform the tasks because he was unavailable for testing.
