However, although it might be expected that skin tags would be under-represented, shortfalls in other categories, which can sometimes closely resemble malignancies (e.g. basal cell papillomata, melanocytic naevi), are more worthy of concern.
- The under-performance and shortfall on the side of UNICEF Afghanistan to view the Safe Motherhood Initiative as a programme, to develop the appropriate materials required for this initiative and to give it the time and effort that it rightly warrants.
Labour claims Britain's armed forces are already significantly under-strength, with a shortfall of 8,000 service personnel.
Motorola was loss-making, and its quarterly shortfall under Google ownership reached $1bn in September.
The sale of the plates, at twenty-five dollapieceiece, was intended to alleviate the budget shortfall, under the guise of improving safety: as old license plates lose their reflective sheen, police are said to have a harder time reading the digits.
Mr Jones has refused to call a referendum on tax raising powers unless the UK government addresses what he claims is a funding shortfall under the Barnett Formula, that distributes money from the Treasury to the devolved governments of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Any shortfall is under written by the tax payer.
The only way the city could make up for the shortfall projected under Mr. Paterson's plan would be to lay off thousands of employees, close 15 senior centers and end financing for 500 soup kitchens and food pantries, the mayor said.
Mantau et al. (2010) predicted a shortfall even under a high-supply scenario in which wood, once harvested, would be used with minimum wastage.
Among the many reasons for the shortfall, one stands out: under-investment in basic social services.
