Still, for now, many smaller start-ups -- from Web development design firms to city guides -- are not worrying about an industry-wide scarcity of senior managers.
Results show urban consumption is reduced by 18% in the driest years, lowering basin-wide scarcity costs by 34%.
World-wide water scarcity, especially in the developing world, indicates a pressing need to develop inexpensive, decentralized small-scale desalination technologies which use renewable resources of energy.
However, although the benefits of an integrated approach have been widely demonstrated, several aspects have prevented its wide application, such as the scarcity of field data for not only the input and output variables but also parameters that govern intermediate stages of the system, which are useful for robust calibration.
An important finding of this study is that an agricultural engineering program designed to alleviate water scarcity can have wide ranging environmental, economic and social impacts.
A survey of diesel prices in the US illustrates a similarly maddening snapshot of how scarcity can produce wide price fluctuations, with pump prices varying by up to 50 cents a gallon.
Diagnosis of PCD can be problematic, with wide variation in symptoms and scarcity of diagnostic facilities [ 4].
However, sensitivity analyses showed our results to be consistent with those obtained using Peto's method (Additional file 4), thereby indicating that the wide CIs mostly reflected the scarcity of epidemiologic data, rather than the choice of statistical models.
His smooth and luminous wide-screen images conjure ease, scarcity, excess, a fullness of style that suggests there's lots more where that came from — Baudelaire's "luxury, calm, and voluptuousness" brought to the screen.
Pakistan is amongst countries facing scarcity, shortage and wide-spread heavy metal contamination of water resources.
