She and others cited the case of a Santa Clara County fire protection district whose internet access was hindered in July while fighting the massive Mendocino Complex fire.
Hence, even though resources are not limited, access to it is hindered by many cultural and patient factors.
Mobility of the elderly to access to public spaces is hindered by inadequate transportation infrastructure and services.
Ensuring efficient access to such data is hindered by the high latencies of wide-area networks underlying the cloud infrastructures.
Such imaging equipment, commonly found in a hospital's emergency department, could be used in a fast and practical manner for many clinical scenarios in which visual access to the pupil is hindered or rendered impossible.
One can imagine that once an adsorbed radical occupies a copper site, the surface access to neighboring sites is hindered.
However, in resource-limited settings, access to replacement-feeding is hindered by costs, poor water quality and sanitation, cultural practices and stigma associated with not breast-feeding [ 7- 9].
As is well understood, the common barriers to high annual DR screening rates in most underdeveloped countries are the insufficiencies in ophthalmic equipment and experienced ophthalmologists, particularly in rural areas where access to medical resources is hindered by geographic distance.
Second, access to external funding sources is hindered by the lower availability of explicit guarantees (collateral) and implicit guarantees (cash flow expected from the project) for small innovative firms compared to traditional firms.
If access to these sources of capital is hindered, there are two sources left: n government n crime (Often there is no distinction between "crime" and "government").. Academics have long struggled with the question of how to view the role of government.
Access to timely diagnosis and prompt, effective treatment is hindered by geographical, financial and social obstacles.
