In spite of rice can apply specific strategies to acquire Fe, these mechanisms have limited accessibility to resource-poor people faced with Fe deficiency from certain areas of the world.
The community's capacity is dependent upon accessibility to resources that can often be under government control (Wisner et al. 2004; Chambers 2006).
Existing healthcare information systems lack collaboration since they offer limited accessibility to resources and pose many restrictions in terms of scalability and flexibility.
Since ecological planning taps on this, it surely calls for some consideration in attempts to revitalise inner cities especially considering the urban context which is largely influenced by local politics in the allocation and accessibility to resources.
Webb, who is also the director of the Girls Club's Sound Studio where their DJing, production and radio classes take place, tells me that she's trying to fix what she believes is the root cause of low numbers of women in DJing and music production: the lack of accessibility to resources and female role models for girls who want to learn these skills at a young age.
The facility to download videos assists accessibility to resources.
Firstly, they are at a disadvantage in the face of disasters because of the inequalities in exposure and sensitivity to risk, as well as the inequalities in their accessibility to resources, capabilities, and opportunities [ 1].
3. Consider accessibility to the resource (e.g. consider the inclusion of subtitles).
Accessibility to food resources seems to be equally important for both sexes.
For small island states, where accessibility to freshwater resources is limited the impact will be more pronounced.
The enactment of these activities relies on robust communication and computational infrastructures used for supporting technological devices enabling better accessibility to educational resources and pedagogical scaffolds, wherever and whenever necessary.
