Duke Continuing Studies acknowledges accessibility needs and commits to making reasonable accommodations to comply with federal, the State of North Carolina, and institutional standards.
That last part presents a privacy concern acknowledged by the accessibility team.
Two respondents mentioned use of electronic media although they acknowledged its limited accessibility and thus the need to assess its usefulness.
Different people interpret accessibility based on their individual needs and priorities, but it is generally acknowledged that access to greenspaces may be particularly beneficial for children, lower socioeconomic groups and for people with other mental/psychological illness.
It is widely acknowledged that the improved accessibility enabled by investment in public transport services can, under favorable market conditions, impact the local real estate market within the zone of influence of the service's stations.
In riverine Amazonia the significance of physical accessibility for biodiversity, land use patterns and economic livelihoods is widely acknowledged, but attempts to quantify accessibility in practice have been few in number.
Jolie advocated wider accessibility of BRCA gene testing and acknowledged the high costs, which were the result of BRCA gene patents held by Myriad Genetics.
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We must acknowledge that the selected accessibility indicators do not provide a comprehensive overview of socially relevant accessibility effects.
Likewise, and as acknowledged in various international treaties, adequate housing incorporates the notion of location and accessibility (see below).
We (the accessibility community) are on Apple's radar, and, in my view at least, it feels great to be acknowledged.
