| A patient with leukemic reticuloendotheliosis had splenomegaly, neutropenia, and a severe underproduction anemia. |
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| In addition, year-end reallocation of underproduction occurs at the national level. |
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| The movie will stand up as a significant marker of the crushing American dilemma of overconsumption and underproduction. |
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| Therefore, the lack of any one might result in the underproduction of hundreds of these essential compounds. |
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| She is the rare poet who has made underproduction an aspect of her glamour. |
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| The overproduction and underproduction credit system is meant to accommodate fluctuations in production. |
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| Exports would decline by 1.9 percent, mainly as a result of underproduction of the cotton and phosphate sub-sectors. |
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| Overproduction in the rich countries corresponds to a growing underproduction in the majority of the Third World countries, where imperialism renders even the inception of a national capitalism impossible. |
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| That is, increasing copyright duration decreases what is typically referred to as the underproduction loss. |
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| However, underproduction is not an issue in that these same countries, that cannot feed their own people, complain that they cannot export their agricultural products to the rich countries. |
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| In Urnieta, we decided to anticipate the changes that were taking shape. In late 2004, we told the works council that we were seeking solutions for the future of the site, which was facing a problem of underproduction. |
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| In particular, tackling food insecurity and related problems of agricultural underproduction and resource scarcity can do much to stabilize a fragile situation. |
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| Acting director of the Singida Urban Water and Sewerage Authority Kombe Mushi was quoted by the news source as saying underproduction would be the biggest challenge facing the agency. |
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| Assess the technical feasibility of the large-scale transfer of farm-sourced fertilizing substances between areas of overproduction and underproduction, such as straw for manure or the shipping of slurry by rail. |
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| With the current rise in world populations and international trading, markets suffer from rapid fluctuations, shifting from underproduction to overproduction, which destabilizes production channels. |
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| Say attributed economic depression not to a general weakness in demand but to temporary overproduction in some markets and underproduction in others. |
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| Chronic underproduction in agriculture in NBeG State contributes to widespread food insecurity. |
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| Iraq is currently exempt from production quotas by OPEC because of nearly two decades of underproduction brought on by war and sanctions. |
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| That underproduction gins up a stronger antibody response from flu vaccines, researchers report in the December PLoSPathogens. |
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| This missing light is called 'photon underproduction crisis' which Kollmeier states is affecting only astronomers and not the universe. |
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| Because it leads to the underproduction of national offense, the free-rider problem in national offense makes for a more peaceful world. |
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| There were many examples of food overproduction, which resulted in additional costs, as well as food underproduction, which resulted in a loss of revenue. |
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