The phrase "access of transport" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of availability or means of transportation, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The city has made significant improvements to the access of transport for its residents."
Alternatives: "access to transportation" or "availability of transport".
A most notable example is the molecular stent hypothesis, which posits a special amphetamine-induced conformation that is not likely in alternative access models of transport.
In this health systems context, low income may be a marker of the impact of other issues such as the geographic access, cost of transport and competing priorities such as obtaining regular meals that we did not measure.
An independent watchdog also concluded that free and fair voting had been impossible because of intimidation in the north, and a lack of access to transport in Tiger-controlled parts of the east.
So has the Centre for Monitoring Election Violence, an independent watchdog, which concluded that free and fair elections had been impossible because of intimidation in the north, and the lack of access to transport in Tiger-controlled parts of the east.
Perceived barriers to making lifestyle changes included illness and hospitalisation, mobility problems, arthritis, joint or back problems, lack of time, lack of access to transport, assuming caregiver responsibilities, and bad weather.
Kawabata (2003) shows a positive effect of access to transport on being employed among low-skilled workers in San Francisco.
Guarantee of access to transport infrastructure for additional gas sources sourced across the Caspian or entering TANAP, which Azerbaijan is majority owner in, is essential for building confidence of other possible supply countries and companies.
The lack of access to transport, clean water, sanitation, and nutrition limit health improvements.
In this, we explored the relationship between measures of access to transport and medical services and disease-related outcomes.
Lack of access to transport not only prevents Strong Women Workers from implementing their Program, but can also shift control over their activities to others.
