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

2 n considered in the past decade due to organ shortage.

3 ygen species, and depends directly on oxygen shortage.

4 e amino acids due to a national manufacturer shortage.

5 ts of PN was initiated due to a manufacturer shortage.

6 anslational elongation to alleviate ribosome shortage.

7 tress evoked by UV irradiation or nucleotide shortage.

8 introduction of IPV was delayed by a global shortage.

9 chromatin integrity during transient histone shortage.

10 unity to ameliorate the effects of the donor shortage.

11 tion declines, especially in times of energy shortage.

12 ts usually have a poor adaptability to water shortage.

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

14 sicians out of practice and risk a physician shortage.

15 conductance in response to short-term water shortage.

16 raft in type 1 diabetes for addressing organ shortage.

17 le approach to addressing the issue of water shortage.

18 tion is performed owing to unremitting donor shortages.

19 ability of materials after the onset of drug shortages.

20 nd to describe factors contributing to these shortages.

21 hether drugs experienced multiple periods of shortages.

22 sive evaluation focusing on US antibacterial shortages.

23 also often have substantial health personnel shortages.

24 rgical workforce in countries with workforce shortages.

25 evention activities and also reported on BPG shortages.

26 maintain viability under transient nutrient shortages.

27 rations indicate a vulnerability to nutrient shortages.

28 on is an important means of overcoming organ shortages.

29 ions sensitive to seasonal variance and food shortages.

30 power stations and caused severe electricity shortages.

31 s not surveyed may also have experienced BPG shortages.

32 antibiotic stewardship when mitigating drug shortages.

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

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

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

36 procurement/logistics problems (65%); staff shortages (60%); lack of equipment (51%) and low staff m

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

38 the United States is suffering from a "STEM shortage," a dearth of graduates with scientific, techno

39 mber of graduates to address human resources shortages, acceleration of production of diploma nurses

40 Given the pending US oncologist shortage, additional studies exploring interactions amon

41 iptive statistics to describe trends in drug shortages, analyze drug classes commonly affected, and i

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

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

44 Donor organ shortage and allograft rejection remain major limitation

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

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

47 split cornea transplantation to reduce donor shortage and cost in corneal transplantation in the futu

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

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

50 (>/=70 years) has increased because of organ shortage and increased life expectancy.

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

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

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

54 ce kidney function would address donor organ shortage and the morbidity associated with immunosuppres

55 Water shortages and brine waste management are increasing chal

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

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

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

59 nventional wheat, mainly due to the nitrogen shortage, and its bread-making quality was lower, the cu

60 This plan should provide steps to manage the shortage, and provide effective therapeutic alternatives

61 e crucial issues of infrastructure, manpower shortages, and the pressing need to develop cross-state

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

63 ion) techniques might help to overcome organ shortages, and we discuss small-for-size syndrome.

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

65 Drug shortages are a threat to patient care and public health

66 liability costs are enormous, human resource shortages are common, and costs of providing care can be

67 ecently instituted HPSA (health professional shortage area) surgical incentive payment from the Affor

68 Enhancing supply in critical shortage areas could reduce appendiceal rupture and impr

69 study period, with 26 drugs still active on shortage as of December 2013.

70 The magnitude of the ATP shortage at which this ionic instability occurs depends

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

72 promising possibility of combating the organ shortage, but it raises ethical issues that differ from

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

74 We have addressed this shortage by synthesizing a panel of "fluorofluorophores,

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

76 ding gap that indicates large potential food shortages by mid-century.

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

78 nutrient by altering root development under shortage conditions.

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

80 Organ shortage continues to challenge the field of transplanta

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

82 incentives removed to help resolve the organ shortage crisis.

83 Drug shortage data from the University of Utah Drug Informati

84 ty, associated risk of sepsis, and inventory shortages due to high demand and 5-day shelf life.

85 The median shortage duration was 188 days (IQR, 366.5).

86 A profound nursing shortage exists in India where nurses are increasingly o

87 evertheless, with the continuing organ donor shortage for cardiac transplantation, left ventricular a

88 ors may help to improve the continuing organ shortage for transplantation.

89 There were a substantial number of drug shortages from 2001 to 2013, with a dramatic rise in sho

90 m and dry conditions have led to acute water shortages, groundwater overdraft, critically low streamf

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

92 Globally, the nursing shortage has been deemed a crisis, but African countries

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

94 or use when needed for emergencies or supply shortages, have effectively provided countries with the

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

96 Previous studies have described drug shortages; however, there has been no comprehensive eval

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

98 ting the monogalactosyldiacylglycerol (MGDG) shortage in Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) leaves.

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

100 nstitute feasible options to alleviate organ shortage in children.

101 t of increasing herbicide resistance, with a shortage in new herbicide classes, our findings reveal M

102 gical care; this is in part driven by severe shortages in the global surgical workforce.

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

104 Chronic blood shortages in the U.S. would be alleviated by small incre

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

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

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

108 This 60S subunit shortage, in turn, exerts pressure on cells to select fo

109 The number of drugs on shortage increased at a rate of 0.35 additional drugs ev

110 the way conifers evolved to cope with water shortage, indicating a critical interaction between xyle

111 Water shortage is a deleterious consequence of both population

112 If ATP shortage is confined to the distal part of the axon, the

113 nd public health, and the number of drugs on shortage is growing at an exponential rate.

114 Global water shortage is placing an unprecedented pressure on water s

115 ue in (semi)arid basins, absolute freshwater shortage is taken into account in addition to relative s

116 ich animals protect themselves against water shortage is to increase fat mass as a means for providin

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

118 compromised dietary quality because of food shortages is supported by the evidence.

119 One strategy proposed to alleviate nursing shortages is the promotion of organizational efforts tha

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

121 To address this shortage, kidney paired donation (KPD) programs allow pa

122 GS shortage levels based on supply were calculated at the s

123 short-term solution to the unexpected Tc-99m shortage, long-term cost-effective solutions should be a

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

125 This shortage may be further compounded by concerns about org

126 ootprint as a policy tool to alleviate water shortage may only work when water scarcity is taken into

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

128 ace high patient volumes combined with staff shortages, minimal administrative support, and poor inte

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

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

131 Because of the shortage of agalsidase-beta in 2009, many patients with

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

133 Shortage of antibiotic alternatives and the link of TA p

134 Consequently, a shortage of arginine, caused by pathologic conditions su

135 A shortage of ATP also causes a rise in intracellular calc

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

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

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

139 However, there is a worldwide shortage of available organs; many patients deteriorate

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

141 cancer care in sub-Saharan Africa include a shortage of clinicians and training programmes, weak hea

142 sing prevalence of telemedicine and relative shortage of clinicians.

143 However, due to the shortage of convenient sampling/analysis methods, the an

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

145 pport for organ donation, there is a chronic shortage of deceased donor organs.

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

147 hylogenetic position within Panarthropoda, a shortage of derived characters obscures their evolutiona

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

149 Additionally, the shortage of doctorally prepared nurses may contribute to

150 rt in trauma care as a result of substantial shortage of doctors.

151 Shortage of dolichol in PPRD2-deficient cells is partial

152 plantation for Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) such as shortage of donor cells, use of immunosuppressive drugs

153 increase in demand for and a current global shortage of donor corneas will necessitate the developme

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

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

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

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

158 strategy may hold promise for decreasing the shortage of donor lungs.

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

160 Against the background of a dramatic shortage of donor organs, however, simple expansion of t

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

162 A shortage of donors has compelled the use of extended-cri

163 rare bone malignant tumours that have had a shortage of effective treatments for a long time.

164 ptor proteins remain poorly studied due to a shortage of efficient methods to identify biologically r

165 nbalanced after rapid medium shifts due to a shortage of enzymes required at higher concentrations in

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

167 tion of 2D-CSIA data sets is challenged by a shortage of experimental Cl isotope enrichment factors.

168 theta rhythm has proven difficult, due to a shortage of experiments that selectively manipulate phas

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

170 Shortage of freshwater is a serious problem in many regi

171 In view of the shortage of fully-trained surgeons in many LMICs, it see

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

173 , particularly in the United Kingdom, is the shortage of grafts.

174 s on critical characterization parameters, a shortage of harmonized protocols to support testing, and

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

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

177 The shortage of human organs for transplantation has focused

178 ly sensitive nature can be attributed to the shortage of hydrogen-bonding interactions and an interac

179 he specifics of that somehow, but despite no shortage of ideas, the question is not settled.

180 Recognition of the recent nationwide shortage of injectable zinc available for total parenter

181 Notwithstanding this, the shortage of intensivists is a problem recognized through

182 However, there is a nationwide shortage of intensivists that has occurred despite years

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

184 rmations (bAVMs) is uncertain because of the shortage of long-term comparative data.

185 they are needed most, would not mitigate the shortage of nonphysician critical care providers, and wo

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

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

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

189 rt failure, there continues to be a critical shortage of organ donors.

190 The shortage of organs available for transplant has led to t

191 However, the current shortage of organs causes prolonged waiting times and po

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

193 The shortage of organs for transplantation is a major barrie

194 With the worldwide shortage of organs to meet the demand for transplants, m

195 Because of the shortage of organs, few HCV-infected patients are accept

196 BM, comprising microvascular rarefaction and shortage of PCs attributable to activation of proapoptot

197 In an era of severe organ shortage of pediatric multivisceral grafts, a valuable o

198 ited from highly photostable fluorophores, a shortage of photostable fluorescent labels for bacteria

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

200 Recently, the shortage of primary care clinicians has prompted discuss

201 The nation has a shortage of primary care physicians.

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

203 s rate in erythrocytes are associated with a shortage of protein-derived cysteine in children with ed

204 s and pooling funds, and address the overall shortage of public funding for health.

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

206 ponsible for NADPH regeneration, suggested a shortage of reducing factors for ATP synthesis.

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

208 challenging, with the main hurdle being the shortage of robust imaging processing and analysis tools

209 There a shortage of robust information about profiles of gastroi

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

211 users and broader influence, and reveal the shortage of social media resources in global tobacco con

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

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

214 s to identify new compounds, there remains a shortage of specific databases with precisely annotated

215 Shortage of standard donors has stimulated the developme

216 xpression data, yet there is a corresponding shortage of statistical tools aimed at their integrative

217 ved lack of empathy from professionals and a shortage of stimulating activities on the ward.

218 uture, a "post-antibiotic era." Because of a shortage of studies addressing treatment options for mul

219 tington's disease, however, are limited by a shortage of suitable measures that could serve as surrog

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

221 Important findings included a severe shortage of supporting measures and lack of antidotal au

222 volume suggest this region faces a critical shortage of surgical capacity.

223 Because of the worldwide shortage of technetium Tc 99m, physicians are looking fo

224 or closed for repairs that led to a critical shortage of technetium-99m (Tc-99m).

225 Owing to the shortage of the traditional fossil fuels caused by fast

226 sed on management of symptoms and there is a shortage of therapies that address the underlying causes

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

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

229 these increased efforts there still exists a shortage of tools dedicated to visualizing the genome.

230 s (TPs) are critical in modern medicine, yet shortage of TPs in disaster situations and remote areas

231 public health is seriously limited by acute shortage of transplantable organs.

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

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

234 ung disease appears unaffected by the recent shortage of vitamin A.

235 gh-income countries prioritized instead the "shortage of well-qualified IPM experts and extensionists

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

237 generic content than in terms of overcoming shortages of access and attention.

238 obal disease burden, due in part to critical shortages of adequately trained surgical providers in lo

239 Shortages of agents used to treat multidrug-resistant in

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

241 Projected shortages of global phosphate have prompted investigatio

242 Proposed causes such as shortages of grain due to adverse weather, increasing me

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

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

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

246 World-wide, shortages of primary care physicians and an increased de

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

248 However, clinical shortages of suitable livers for hepatocyte isolation in

249 Shortages of vaccines for epidemic diseases, such as cho

250 In studying the effects of isoprenoid shortage on IL-1 beta generation, we identified a new in

251 he impact of using Tl-201 (during the Tc-99m shortage) on downstream resource utilization.

252 Plants are able to adapt to nutrient shortage or localized nutrient availability by altering

253 In response to nutrient shortage or organelle damage, cells undergo macroautopha

254 cur later in the cycle in the case of carbon shortage or under very severe water deficits.

255 hydraulic fracturing that could induce water shortages or conflicts with other water users, particula

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

257 hysiological fluctuations, or noise, causing shortages or surpluses in the metabolic pipeline.

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

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

260 dred forty-eight antibacterial drugs were on shortage over the 13-year study period, with 26 drugs st

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

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

263 The median number of new shortages per year was 10 (interquartile range [IQR], 7)

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

265 ty-two percent of drugs experienced multiple shortage periods.

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

267 Organ shortage persists despite a high rate of donation after

268 sed burden as the waitlist expands and organ shortage persists.

269 P. patens, and under conditions of nitrogen shortage, PpNRH1-deficient plants cannot salvage adenosi

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

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

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

273 Beginning in 2010, a national shortage reduced the supply of vitamin A available.

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

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

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

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

278 s from 2001 to 2013, with a dramatic rise in shortages since 2007.

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

280 y expensive, owing to factors including drug shortages, supply disruptions, and consolidations in the

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

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

283 rom older adults to alleviate profound organ shortages, the use of older kidney donors appears to be

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

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

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

287 (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

288 tenin and HIF-1alpha signaling under glucose shortage to amplify its tumor-promoting potential.

289 e face of impending inorganic phosphate (Pi) shortages underscore a need for a better understanding o

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

291 r study, the use of Tl-201 during the Tc-99m shortage was associated with an increase in downstream t

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

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

294 BPG shortages were attributable to shortfalls in supply, dem

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

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

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

298 effect is further enhanced by simulated food shortage, which identifies metabolic balance as the unde

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

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