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Ghana's high under-5 mortality rate [ 7] coupled with the non-availability of skilled healthcare professionals and health facilities [ 8] make immunisation an essential health intervention.

Overall, the average PIC value for DArT marker was found to be lower than that observed in other plant species (compared with plant species due to the non-availability of information on DArT markers on pathogens), where similar markers were developed [ 21, 22], but comparable to that observed in pigeonpea [ 17] and sugar beet [ 23].

Facility payments for HOPD were estimated based on national payment rates with consideration of modifiers, due to the non-availability of HOPD data in the data set.

But the time dimension of that hypothesis could not be considered due to the non-availability of multiyear survey data for comparing diet dynamics with market integration overtime.

It aimed to obviate a deterrent to emergency obstetric care; the non-availability of resources with mothers when most needed.

It aimed to obviate one of the deterrents – the non-availability of resources with the mothers when they need it most.

Unfortunately, the non-availability of KO mice with targeted disruption of IFN-γ receptor only on the intestinal epithelial cells precludes undertaking of any such studies.

The relative higher regular use of face mask than eye goggle [93.2% versus 33.8%] reflects the non-availability and associated discomfort with eye goggle use.

A limitation of our study is the non-availability of BMD data for comparison with Etest MICs.

The non-availability of this ligand to gp150+ MuHV-4 fitted with GAG-dependent cell binding preceding gp150 displacement.

They regret 'with some despair' the non-availability of double-blind comparative trials as the 'only one fully objective' way of drawing conclusions, although they state earlier in their article that these trials were often hardly possible on the grounds that NPH and glargine can easily be distinguished.