limited availability

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Huge capital costs, the limitedavailability of supplies, contested markets and price controls all weakened the market's ability to function effectively.
However, the limitedavailability of credit to smaller (and hence riskier) farmers may expand the rental market in favour of capital-rich households.
It is clear that marginal farmers suffer the most from limitedavailability of capital and land, though usually they have surplus labour for farm activities.
The availability of molecular markers has allowed this biphasic approach to be extended to organisms with a limitedavailability of morphological markers.
Limitedavailability and accessibility of home nursing and home help services make close family members the main care givers, above all partners, daughters and daughters-in-law.
Swales are evidently relatively non-productive: perhaps the periodically saturated soil may have poor gas exchange or limitedavailability of mycorrhizal symbionts or increased fungal rot.
Our results thus point to a combination of patient-intrinsic factors and the limitedavailability of readily interpretable information concerning differences in service and quality.
At the leading edge, the technology is within the realm of applied (medical) research, while emerging with limitedavailability in clinical practice.
The limitedavailability of plant nutrients or sources of organic fertilizers (especially manure) was, however, recognized by two organizations as the main problem.
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