Furthermore, if the ultra-mini-access is insufficient for the procedure, conversion to standard 14 20 Fr tract of mini-PCNL by extending the dilation is simple, as the tract access has already been established.
Short term imprisonment and remand of Aboriginal people means that lives are disrupted, for example by loss of housing and possessions, yet there is insufficient access (if on remand) or time to access the services available in prison.
Having the phone companies store them, to provide access to the NSA, is insufficient, they believe.
Measuring energy access through binary indicators is insufficient, and in some cases even misleading.
An extremely low percentage of GDP spent on health in St. Vincent and the Grenadines suggests that not enough resources are mobilized for health, that access to health care is insufficient, and that the quality of services may not be adequate.
During Victoria's outbreak of influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 in 2009, parents appeared to be somewhat more likely to take time off work to care for their children when a parent in the household had access to paid sick or carer's leave, compared to households without access to leave, but there is insufficient statistical evidence to reject the null hypothesis of no difference.
Thus, when learning to read, a Chinese child is confronted with the fact that a large number of written characters correspond to the same syllable, and phonological information is insufficient to access semantics of a printed character.
There is insufficient information regarding access and participation of immigrant women in Spain in sexual and reproductive health programs.
46 47 If expanding access to primary care by itself is insufficient to prevent hospitalisations for ACSCs among at-risk populations such as those with depression, then additional research is needed to identify cost-effective interventions that could reduce these potentially preventable events.
Evidence linking the presence of recreational services at youth centres and general health facilities to increased access and utilization of ASRH services is insufficient except with regard to non-health related benefits or to act as a "stepping stone" to future career progression.
