Large-scale purchasing of public service announcement time during popular shows and broad dissemination via printed media are often accessible only to governmental institutions.
"Expensive curative health services which are often accessible only to a small, privileged fraction of the population, rather than primary and preventive health care benefiting a far larger part of the population", have been qualified as "[i]nappropriate health resource allocation [that] can lead to discrimination that may not be overt" [ 11]; paragraph 19.
This effect is expected to have practical importance as the pressures required to improve consolidation are often accessible and the strengths of the compacts formed by pressure cycling are significantly greater than those produced in static consolidation.
Furthermore, data for indicators such as staffing levels, staff mix, and retention rates, are often accessible via HR databases in healthcare organizations, though they are not always systematically tracked, reported, and linked to performance outcomes.
Many documents, including bank and brokerage firm statements, are now available in electronic form and are often accessible on bank and brokerage firm Web sites for years.
The educational resources discussed above are often accessible through social ties.
β-turns are often accessible and generally hydrophilic, two characteristics of antigenic regions [1].
In fact, verification is often accessible only to large coffee estates or cooperatives.
The system, if successful, would be a big disruption to how health care data is handled today – where it's often accessible only by the doctors and hospitals themselves, and where patients have to make special requests to have a copy of their own medical records.
Access to emergency and after-hours care was variable; while these services were often accessible in large cities, they were not available in rural areas.
