By its very nature, it is relatively easy to provide uninterrupted availability for search.
With the consequent unstoppable increase of electronic equipments demanding electricity, consumers expect uninterrupted availability and quasi perfect power quality (PQ).
There could have been recall bias on the consistent and uninterrupted availability of drugs and TB diagnostic facilities for the period 2003 2011, although we interviewed the health personnel at health facilities for the availability of TB control facilities as well as obtaining a list of health services that provided DOTS and AFB services for each year from 2003 to 2012.
But when it comes to deciding which conditions are 'serious' enough to warrant the availability of prenatal tests, there is little agreement.
Run-time monitoring and fault management of web services are essential to ensure uninterrupted and continuous availability of web services.
This paper takes energy security to be "the uninterrupted physical availability at a price which is affordable, while respecting environment concerns" as defined by International Energy Agency [6].
Our findings do support the 2007 UNAIDS Guidelines Toward Universal Care in the UNAIDS, which recommends universal and uninterrupted condom availability and integrated condom promotion into other health services as part of a comprehensive HIV prevention approach [ 59].
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Estimated LNAPL plume velocities compare reasonably with more rigorous numerical models, which may be used in cases where data availability warrant the greater effort entailed.
The requirements of our end-users compounded with the uncertainties in technical infrastructure (such as the availability of uninterrupted 2G/3G internet connectivity) could not be gauged thoroughly through a needs assessment.
Health-care providers in India range from high-end private hospitals manned by highly qualified personnel and equipped with the latest technologies, to public and private rural health-care centres lacking trained staff and with serious shortcomings in basic facilities such as the availability of uninterrupted power and water.
