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In most countries, newer second-line antimicrobial agents are expensive and, therefore, unavailable to the majority of the population, causing many infections to become effectively untreatable.
One shortcoming - the bibliography does not contain all the references in the notes and therefore full citations are sometimes unavailable.
In case of failure of the actuator, and, in particular, a blocked position, the two missions become unavailable, and a maintenance operation is required.
As noted above, it follows from inclusiveness that indices and bar-levels are unavailable.
Therefore, these variables are unavailable as resources for gender construction for younger generations of speakers.
Pre-deployment serum specimens were unavailable for 67 individuals and post-deployment serum specimens were not found for 64 individuals.
Preoperative angiograms were unavailable for 5 patients, and postoperative films were unavailable for an additional 2 patients.
However, the variable is clearly unavailable for gender constructions in the youngest group, ages 3-18, where gender segregation and separation is most pronounced.
When county-level personnel were unavailable, the project coordinator recruited regional personnel.
However, many respondents do not work for publicly traded companies, making this information unavailable.
Theoretically, an insecure- dismissing attachment organization develops when a child experiences predominantly unavailable or insensitive reactions from a primary caregiver.
Up to two revisits were made if household members were previously unavailable.
Seeds and sprouts from the implicated lot were unavailable for testing.
Unavailable data: text that presents information which is not present in or derivable from the input data.
However, in many application domains, human-designed taxonomies are unavailable.
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