Results indicate the six decision obstacles are unwillingness to commit to decisions; conflicting priorities; unstable resource availability; and lack of: implementation; ownership; empowerment.
In the latest phase, however, progressively unstable conditions restrict availability of niches, allowing survival of one branch only.
"Researchers love what they do," the authors state, but "[i]n many cases our vocation and enthusiasm is translated into unreasonable working schedules, continuous availability, inappropriate salaries and unstable contract conditions".
"It has the additional problem that – as a prison primarily used to hold inmates on remand and on short sentences – its high turnover makes for a naturally unstable and volatile environment, not helped by the easy availability of, and roaring trade in, drugs".
Despite recent reforms in higher education in Ecuador, the availability of well-trained faculty at medical schools remains unstable and there are few mechanisms currently in place to ensure quality and supply of teaching staff.
While China has been sending large work crews to unstable countries for decades, a rise in Internet usage and in the availability of information from abroad has made the Chinese public much more sensitive to what happens to these workers.
While China has been sending large work crews to unstable countries for decades, a rise in Internet usage and in the availability of information from abroad has made the Chinese public much more sensitive to what happens to the workers.
Unlike Alter et al., we did not find an effect of availability of cardiac catheterization facilities on rates of readmissions for unstable angina.
With the availability of continuous veno-venous haemofiltration, a safe procedure in haemodynamically unstable patients [ 1], there is no reason to delay renal replacement therapy [ 2].
As well known, extended H∞ control accepts unstable weighting functions which are included in a generalized plant, so it has wider availability than standard H∞ control.
