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1 romising approach to counteract global donor shortage.

2 rnative to N95 respirators during periods of shortage.

3 he donor organ pool in the setting of severe shortage.

4 guidance during times of potential or actual shortage.

5 be a promising option to overcome the organ shortage.

6 transplantation by solving the chronic organ shortage.

7 lism by reducing the stress caused by energy shortage.

8 sicians out of practice and risk a physician shortage.

9 ) donors are used in view of the organ donor shortage.

10 introduction of IPV was delayed by a global shortage.

11 n supply is grown in regions with high water shortage.

12 physiological adaptation to energy and water shortage.

13 ates the negative consequences of episodic N shortage.

14 conductance in response to short-term water shortage.

15 raft in type 1 diabetes for addressing organ shortage.

16 le approach to addressing the issue of water shortage.

17 vel may still significantly affect the organ shortage.

18 ople die awaiting transplantation from donor shortage.

19 t long-term survival but is limited by organ shortage.

20 extra body reserves to avoid periods of food shortage.

21 icies for patients in the event of predicted shortage.

22 s endorsed to address the genetic counseling shortage.

23 ant, solving the problem of escalating donor shortages.

24 donation can be safely reduced to meet blood shortages.

25 llustrate the severe consequences of Erwinia shortages.

26 ntic oceans, leading mostly to global supply shortages.

27 antibiotic stewardship when mitigating drug shortages.

28 nd to describe factors contributing to these shortages.

29 evention activities and also reported on BPG shortages.

30 ions sensitive to seasonal variance and food shortages.

31 power stations and caused severe electricity shortages.

32 s not surveyed may also have experienced BPG shortages.

33 mers and RNA extraction kits are at critical shortages.

34 tion is performed owing to unremitting donor shortages.

35 ability of materials after the onset of drug shortages.

36 ccines or wP vaccine due to temporary supply shortages.

37 ty to assist those at immediate risk of food shortages.

38 oV-2 RT-qPCR test kits and backfill pipeline shortages.

39 CoV-2 testing because of severe U.S. testing shortages.

40 limited in scope because of a global vaccine shortage, 1.4 million people were vaccinated from March

41 a BPG shortage, and 56 (59%) reported no BPG shortage; 10 (12%) countries with and without BPG shorta

42 Challenges among HFs included: IPV shortages (20%), hesitancy to administer 2 injectable va

43 pond to anticipate and/or adapt to the light shortage, a process known as the shade avoidance syndrom

44 severe mutations showed activation of energy shortage AMPK-dependent sensing, leading to mTORC1 inhib

45 A total of 88 hospitals experienced PIP/TAZO shortage and 72 of them experienced a shift toward incre

46 s results in a dual (lipid and glucose) fuel shortage and a reduction in the levels of the Krebs cycl

47 Donor organ shortage and allograft rejection remain major limitation

48 HO-CDI for hospitals that both experienced a shortage and also showed a shift toward increased use of

49 splasia, scapula dysplasia, long bone length shortage and body weight decrease compared with wild-typ

50 it is necessary to identify reasons for this shortage and develop solutions to address it.

51 Persistent shortage and heterogeneous quality of liver grafts encou

52 during a piperacillin/tazobactam (PIP/TAZO) shortage and hospital-onset Clostridium difficile infect

53 effective strategies to address the nursing shortage and increase the quality of patient care.

54 (>/=70 years) has increased because of organ shortage and increased life expectancy.

55 To reconcile the simultaneous shortage and overabundance of P, lost P flows must be re

56 Both pollinator shortage and oversupply select for more inefficient netw

57 We found interactive effects of refuge shortage and parasitism on two behaviours we predicted m

58 onsistent with indicators of a general quota shortage and potential for arbitrage caused by differenc

59 Because ERF-VIIs are stabilized under energy shortage and reshape cell metabolism to allow energy reg

60 Hospitals that experienced a PIP/TAZO shortage and responded to that shortage by shifting anti

61 an important adverse effect of the PIP/TAZO shortage and the importance of antibiotic stewardship wh

62 propriate living conditions such as nutrient shortage and to cope with diverse cytotoxic insults.

63 The long-term care workforce shortage and weak quality assurance are concerning.

64 Water shortages and brine waste management are increasing chal

65 Due to worldwide nursing shortages and difficulty retaining staff, long shifts fo

66 Significant workforce shortages and economic pressures have led to the expande

67 Land shortages and forest C loss due to grazing were quantifi

68 over North America have led to massive water shortages and increases in wildfire frequency.

69 triggered by VCP/p97 inhibition and nutrient shortages and modulated ERK activation, autophagy, and g

70 from local to global-scale control of water shortages and rice pests.

71 ies and territories, 39 (41%) reported a BPG shortage, and 56 (59%) reported no BPG shortage; 10 (12%

72 cluding heat, force, osmotic pressure, lipid shortage, and starvation.

73 actors such as logistical constraints, staff shortages, and reallocation of resources during the COVI

74 important resource in an era of severe organ shortages, and these data should serve to allay the conc

75 model for laboratory consolidation and labor shortages, and this impacts a variety of clinical practi

76 Anti-infective shortages are a pervasive problem in the United States.

77 e most vulnerable to risks of physical water shortages are identified.

78 significant association between primary care shortage areas and rates of NAS.

79 In the adjusted analyses, mental health shortage areas had higher NAS rates (unadjusted rate in

80 eas had higher NAS rates (unadjusted rate in shortage areas of 14.0 per 1000 births vs unadjusted rat

81 unemployment, higher mental health clinician shortage areas, and higher county-level rates of neonata

82 years were partial or complete mental health shortage areas.

83 s are at the greatest risk of physical water shortages based on concentrations of water intake in wat

84 For each case, the vulnerability to food shortage before the climate challenge is quantified base

85 ed a PIP/TAZO shortage and responded to that shortage by shifting antibiotic usage toward antibiotics

86 y when confronted with projected health-care shortages by 2020.

87 cturing subsectors at risk of physical water shortages by applying a method for estimating U.S. manuf

88 of apoprotein degradation caused by cofactor shortage can increase amyloidogenesis and aggravate prot

89 he food supply system will be exacerbated by shortages caused by climate change and COVID-19's impact

90 nting organs for fulfilling demands of organ shortage, cell patterning for better tissue fabrication,

91 Organ donor shortages continue to persist, especially in regions of

92 Organ shortage continues to challenge the field of transplanta

93 As the organ shortage continues to grow, the creation of social media

94 Organ shortage continues to limit the lives of patients who re

95 suggest that urban stressors other than food shortage contributed relatively little to the reduced av

96 ate, hydrological droughts and cooling water shortages, coupled with an economic model of electricity

97 incentives removed to help resolve the organ shortage crisis.

98 water from air to address the imminent water shortage crisis.

99 tive to effectively address the global water shortage crisis.

100 ey glycolytic genes, suggestive of a glucose shortage during disease.

101 1(st)-order economic risks of cooling water shortage during droughts.

102 igation, overreliance poses a risk for water shortage for food supply in Texas.

103 ncreases more rapidly with increasing refuge shortage for parasitized gobies than for those free of p

104 rs have the potential to reduce primary care shortages for underserved populations.

105 tervals and more intensive reminders to meet shortages, for donors who maintain adequate haemoglobin

106 admitted to these hospitals during times of shortage had higher in-hospital mortality.

107 The continued kidney allograft shortage has generated interest in the use of these DIC-

108 the liver transplant waitlist and the organ shortage has obligated the transplant centers to conside

109 Nurse shortages have been identified as central to workforce i

110 ce capability after hours" and "physical bed shortages." Health system-related subthemes were "variab

111 strated at least 1 quarter of norepinephrine shortage in 2011, norepinephrine use among cohort patien

112 the supply of this fruit during the time of shortage in Brazil.

113 n recent decades, although the risk of water shortage in Egypt is relatively low.

114 of a high likelihood caused by a natural gas shortage in the south due to the coal-to-gas transition

115 To combat organ shortage in transplantation medicine, a novel strategy h

116 o screen for AF; however, this is limited by shortages in general practitioner (GP) resources.

117 Shortages in medications, health supplies, interruptions

118 Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) could face food shortages in the future because of its growing populatio

119 ansfer Project which aims to alleviate water shortages in the NCP.

120 to quantify countries that have experienced shortages in the past 2 years and to describe factors co

121 biopharmaceutical manufacturing can lead to shortages in the supply of critical therapeutics.

122 Drug shortages in the United States are common, but their eff

123 il in the past 2 years, combined with global shortages in vaccine stockpiles, highlight a pressing ne

124 rising of global climate change and resource shortage, in recent years, increased attention has been

125 rsonal characteristics; correcting workforce shortages, including the undersupply of primary care phy

126 evere financial pressures resulting in staff shortages, increased workloads, and work-related stress,

127 First, as refuge-shortage increases, the rate of aggression among gobies

128 cular the health effects of natural resource shortages, infectious disease outbreaks, and migration.

129 reatment for type-1 diabetes; however, donor shortage is a concern.

130 Water shortage is a deleterious consequence of both population

131 ents with end-stage kidney disease but organ shortage is a major challenge.

132 diac death (DCD) to overcome the donor organ shortage is well accepted in the clinical setting, altho

133 Thus, an increasing risk of severe water shortages is expected.

134 Anticipating water shortages is vital because of water's indispensable role

135 Reducing food shortages is vital in this effort and is often addressed

136 Because of a global organ shortage, LT for patients with HCC is limited to patient

137 In response to shortages, many public health authorities have recommend

138 by level of competition, adjusting for drug shortages, market size, and dosage forms.

139 without field data to assess whether oxygen shortages might also underlie sublethal warming effects.

140 r harsher conditions (e.g., violence or food shortage), modern Homo sapiens were equipped with the po

141 r transplantation, challenges, such as organ shortages, necessary immunosuppression with associated c

142 ere approached to provide information on BPG shortages occurring during 2014-2016.

143 There is an impending critical shortage of adult and pediatric hepatology providers.

144 Because of the shortage of agalsidase-beta supply between 2009 and 2012

145 TM addresses the shortage of allergy specialists in rural and underserved

146 aptive convergence was low, demonstrating no shortage of alternative genomic solutions to cope with t

147 ace radiation sources can help alleviate the shortage of available beamtime and may allow for develop

148 However, severe shortage of available donor corneas remains a global cha

149 However, the chronic shortage of available donors limits the number of recipi

150 n transplantation and repair, coupled with a shortage of available donors, poses an urgent clinical n

151 In addition, a global shortage of cadaveric corneal graft tissue critically li

152 Given the shortage of cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs in Indi

153 F1 function seems to be difficult due to the shortage of clinically suitable pharmacological inhibito

154 es, the United States appears to be facing a shortage of clinician-educators and academic allergists

155 sing prevalence of telemedicine and relative shortage of clinicians.

156 A shortage of conventional medicine during the American Ci

157 survey globally quantified the considerable shortage of corneal graft tissue, with only 1 cornea ava

158 Shortage of COVID-19 tests was reported by 42.5%.

159 our vast methane reserves and the forecasted shortage of crude oil in the not too distant future, the

160 The shortage of deceased-donor organs is compounded by donat

161 Because of a shortage of dermatologists, most cases are seen instead

162 In view of the shortage of directly feasible and cost-effective measure

163 Due to the global shortage of donor corneas, a wide interest in the develo

164 Currently, there is a severe shortage of donor kidneys that are fit for transplantati

165 However, due to a shortage of donor livers and complications associated wi

166 The worldwide shortage of donor livers for organ and hepatocyte transp

167 The ongoing shortage of donor livers for transplantation and the inc

168 The global shortage of donor organs has made it crucial to deeply u

169 ssue engineering is to mitigate the critical shortage of donor organs via in vitro fabrication of fun

170 from the need for immunosuppression and the shortage of donor organs.

171 n animal models would help combat the severe shortage of donors in transplantation therapy.

172 largely unmet because of inadequate funding, shortage of essential medical expertise, and the high co

173 We aimed to address the shortage of evidence regarding the safety of the watch-a

174 response to stress is often hampered by the shortage of experimental data suitable for the estimatio

175 trends and socioeconomic patterning and by a shortage of follow-up data for adult offspring.

176 n sequesters ribosomes on mRNA and creates a shortage of free ribosomes.

177 With current applications, a shortage of gallium is unlikely by 2050.

178 We conclude that there will be no shortage of GE applications totackle disease resistance

179 The shortage of genomic research data in persons of non-Euro

180 transplantation are necessary because of the shortage of heart donors, resulting in high waitlist mor

181 (CLD) in the United States but a significant shortage of hepatologists.

182 In sensitivity analyses, a shortage of hepatology providers is predicted even under

183 ennial palaeoclimate shifts are limited by a shortage of high-resolution terrestrial archives.

184 ure by cell transplantation is hindered by a shortage of human hepatocytes.

185 on therapy for liver failure is impeded by a shortage of human primary hepatocytes (HPH), along with

186 Due to global shortage of inactivated poliovirus vaccine and withdrawa

187 However, there is a shortage of interventions that demonstrably reduce negat

188 tries has been delayed because of the global shortage of IPV, making it unavailable to select lower-r

189 ey transplant face a critical and continuing shortage of kidneys from deceased human donors.

190 nd grid-scale energy storage stations, and a shortage of lithium and cobalt, the increasing cost give

191 Because of the shortage of liver grafts available for transplantation,

192 In a future world, with an assumed absolute shortage of mineral P fertilizer, agricultural soils wor

193 The overall shortage of natural gas greatly jeopardized the air qual

194 and outcomes associated with a 2011 national shortage of norepinephrine, the first-line vasopressor f

195 Juba, South Sudan, and because of the global shortage of oral cholera vaccine, authorities were unabl

196 The severe shortage of organ donors for treating patients with live

197 ion is a promising strategy to alleviate the shortage of organs for human transplantation.

198 The worldwide shortage of pathologists offers a unique opportunity for

199 However, in most countries a shortage of physician expertise limits wider application

200 To help address this gap, and the projected shortage of physicians with training for establishing an

201 at male birds postpone breeding because of a shortage of potential mates.

202 ng demand for primary care services due to a shortage of primary care physicians.

203 n is a paucity of high-quality data due to a shortage of randomised controlled trials (partly because

204 ient training in mental health research, and shortage of reliable and valid assessment tools.

205 Despite its significance, there is still a shortage of reliable tools modulating plant autophagy.

206 There is no shortage of reviews on the fundamental principles of SRM

207 The current global shortage of RNA extraction kits has caused a severe bott

208 de the ability to screen remote areas with a shortage of ROP providers, thereby reducing the burden o

209 se negative results and there is currently a shortage of RT-PCR test kits, underscoring the urgent ne

210 for aged care services coupled with a global shortage of skilled nursing staff has hindered long-term

211 enefit in transplanting young adults and the shortage of solid organs for transplant, future studies

212 ence and antibiotics resistance), there is a shortage of specialized software tools for extracting an

213 However, there remains a shortage of specific databases that can provide centrali

214 Shortage of standard donors has stimulated the developme

215 However, the ongoing shortage of suitable organs can limit transplantation as

216 enges in testing can be traced to an initial shortage of supplies, expertise, and/or instrumentation

217 A shortage of techniques with sufficient temporal resoluti

218 ed that the decrease in k(trl) arises from a shortage of ternary complexes (TCs) under nutrient limit

219 ed States, this despite its advantages and a shortage of the availability of deceased donor organs.

220 Shortage of the dietary carotenoids lutein, zeaxanthin a

221 ARS-CoV-2) has caused a severe international shortage of the nasopharyngeal swabs that are required f

222 (HFpEF) is a common syndrome with a pressing shortage of therapies.

223 Shortage of time was the most frequently cited reason (2

224 alternative approach to overcome the global shortage of transplant-grade corneas.

225 ight eventually help to overcome the chronic shortage of transplantable human livers.

226 We demonstrate here that a shortage of tryptophan caused by expression of indoleami

227 volume of prostate biopsies and a worldwide shortage of urological pathologists puts a strain on pat

228 In view of an anticipated 19% shortage of US neurologists in the next 10 years, develo

229 VID-19) pandemic has resulted in a worldwide shortage of viral transport media and raised questions a

230 The shortage of well-characterized tool compounds has howeve

231 nd 62.5th percentiles]), largely driven by a shortage of whole-ecosystem fluxes and uncertain contrib

232 Yet this has not been realised due to the shortage of wide and structurally defined natural pores.

233 Democratic Republic of Congo led to a global shortage of yellow fever vaccine.

234 that in 2023, 2028, and 2033, there will be shortages of 10%, 23%, and 35% adult hepatology provider

235 Due to recent reports of country-level shortages of BPG, an evaluation was undertaken to quanti

236 Recent shortages of etoposide demonstrate the need for a more d

237 are common in high burden settings-including shortages of health-care workers-must be considered.

238 ve in the Republic of South Sudan to address shortages of human resources and strengthen acute flacci

239 of disease resistance in planting materials, shortages of labor, and inadequate infrastructure and in

240 ase 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in shortages of nasopharyngeal swabs (NPS) and viral transp

241 rist workforce can best complement potential shortages of ophthalmologists.

242 Shortages of organs for transplantation are a concern fo

243 healthcare systems are already experiencing shortages of reagents associated with this test, calling

244 luding a lack of interest from participants, shortages of resources, or difficulty accessing particul

245 or COVID-19 has been limited by intermittent shortages of supplies required for testing, including fl

246 in global supplies have resulted in frequent shortages of these drugs(3,4).

247 Worldwide shortages of this seaweed natural product in the year 20

248 Shortages of vaccines for epidemic diseases, such as cho

249 e electricity price impacts of cooling water shortages on Britain's power supplies using a probabilis

250 op strategies to mitigate the risks of water shortages on the U.S. manufacturing sector.

251 The potential impact of water shortages on U.S. manufacturing is unknown.

252 y of cellular degradative systems, chaperone shortage or high levels of mistranslation by ribosomes c

253 metal level outside the cell, to avoid metal shortage or overload, as well as waste of metallophores.

254 n place clear allocation criteria in case of shortages or delays and establishing a communication str

255 high-quality health care without substantial shortages or waiting times.

256 apidly increased fish demand (driven by food shortages) or decreased ability to fish (due to infrastr

257 ress factors, including temperature and diet shortage, our finding discreetly suggests that AmAChE1 i

258 ted considerably different patterns of water shortage over the growing season, but nonetheless predic

259 erage, RGB experiences three months of water shortage per year due to the unsustainable extraction of

260 ased use of high-risk antibiotics during the shortage period.

261 As donor organ shortages persist, functional machine perfusion is under

262 Organ shortage persists despite a high rate of donation after

263 an aging ESRD population and continued organ shortage, preservation of average post-transplant eGFR w

264 t extremes and coupled with increasing water shortage, provides a perfect storm for a new era of envi

265 ission to a hospital during a norepinephrine shortage quarter and in-hospital mortality.

266 t oncology nursing workforce include nursing shortages, recruitment barriers (eg, perceptions of a de

267 Furthermore, severe eEF2 shortage reduces the negative impact of positively charg

268 Bangladesh successfully introduced IPV, but shortages related to insufficient global supply and high

269 While food shortage remains a big concern in many regions around th

270 Organ shortage remains a problem in transplantation.

271 c oxygen, they are rapidly faced with oxygen shortage rendering roots particularly prone to damage.

272 age; 10 (12%) countries with and without BPG shortages reported use of antibiotic alternatives to BPG

273 However, organ shortage results in over 11% of patients losing their ch

274 K shortage results in the inhibition of root and shoots gr

275 oxic edema most commonly results from energy shortage, such as in cerebral ischemia, and refers to th

276 the risk of HO-CDI associated with PIP/TAZO shortage that were associated with increased high-risk a

277 main strongly vulnerable to irrigation water shortages that substantially increase interannual yield

278 s where healthcare providers are in relative shortage, the benefits of such an AI system are likely t

279 ospitals affected by the 2011 norepinephrine shortage, the most commonly administered alternative vas

280 mizes waste due to expiration while avoiding shortages; the number of remaining platelet units at the

281 Given the severe organ shortage, there is a critical need to improve utilizatio

282 at donor registry promotion alleviates organ shortage, this belief continues to drive investments int

283 crease influences plant sensitivity to water shortage, through either increased WUE or ci in arid and

284 (95% CI, 76.2%-77.8%) of patients before the shortage to a low of 55.7% (95% CI, 52.0%-58.4%) in the

285 The risks of cooling water shortages to thermo-electric power plants are increasing

286 HO-CDI for hospitals experiencing a PIP/TAZO shortage was 1.03 (95% confidence interval [CI], .85-1.2

287 l use, hospital admission during quarters of shortage was associated with an increased rate of in-hos

288 Expedited discharge due to ICU bed shortage was associated with higher risk.

289 Hospital-level norepinephrine shortage was defined as any quarterly (3-month) interval

290 In response to this ongoing shortage, we began production of VTM in-house in support

291 Following a meropenem shortage, we implemented a post-prescription review with

292 BPG shortages were attributable to shortfalls in supply, dem

293 METHODS AND Country-level data about BPG shortages were collected using 3 survey approaches.

294 pecies sampled, trees that died during water shortages were less resilient to previous non-lethal dro

295 nsport, or waste disposal were detected, but shortages were reported in 20 health facilities (87%).

296 ycine conjugates, a likely result of glycine shortage, were also observed in Aldh1l1(-/-) mice.

297 ntry contacts may not have been aware of BPG shortages when surveyed or may have underreported medica

298 ncreasing numbers owing to the severe kidney shortage, which might be alleviated by compensating livi

299 Despite global vaccine shortages, which limited countries' abilities to access

300 Of concern is the continued vaccine shortage worldwide, including of the YF-VAX(R) stockout