Sentence examples for accessibility and provision from inspiring English sources
Some surveys indicated that the public tended to give high scores to irregular stands with a mixture of trees of different sizes, but on the other hand, a feeling of accessibility and provision of a view was also very important.
The relatively easy accessibility and provision of convenient services to the poor were also reported by three other studies from Iraq [ 24, 25, 30].
Factors affecting service accessibility and provision at health facilities were also important in the decision to seek formal rather than informal care.
The Chief Dental Officer of the Ministry of Health attended it and realised that ART could be very useful for increasing the accessibility and provision of preventive and restorative oral care for deprived communities in the country.
Differences in population size, demographic profiles, climate and eye care service accessibility and provision contribute in determining the frequency and distribution of conditions such as trachoma and onchocerciasis as well as other causes of visual loss (e.g. cataract, glaucoma).
To improve accessibility and equitable provision of quality health care, Kenya needs a sufficient number of FPs.
They helped pass legislation to improve the accessibility and antifraud provisions of the food-stamps program.
Some might score higher on architectural variety and open spaces, but lower on accessibility; others would satisfy accessibility and walkability provisions, but fall short of addressing energy-efficiency and conservation requirements.
Increasing facility numbers for delivery in Kenya, while important, may not necessarily improve physical accessibility without provision and promotion of appropriate and affordable means of transport for mothers in labour.
The fifth principle, fairness in eligibility and accessibility, encourages the provision of programs and services that are flexible enough to respond to the changing needs of persons living with dementia and their families.
The results will give an indication of adherence to the guidance by GPs, inform future review and provision of and accessibility to national guidance and inform reasons for the bias in surveillance figures for IID.
