Sentence examples similar to attributable to constrained access from inspiring English sources

Among rural populations, risks are attributable to greater access to open water sources, irrigation ditches, and watering troughs for livestock.

A decision to notify users of a breach, like a decision to hire lawyers, is not part of an effort to fix the computer and therefore not directly attributable to the access.

Of the one-third bump in wages attributable to early access to the pill, two-thirds of that came from these women having greater workplace experience, the study found.

There seems to be a constrained access to specific occupations that can only be entered via higher education degrees.

His recent research includes foundations of adaptive data analysis, complexity of learning with constrained access to data, and privacy-preserving learning.

Left with constrained access to modern health facilities; rural residents also seek alternative medicine through traditional healers [ 31].

They found rural children to have a substantially higher risk of poor nutrition, which was mostly attributable to socioeconomic status, access to medical care, and reproductive norms.

This is largely attributable to lack of access to safe drinking water, poor sanitation and hygiene practices.

Such actions influence access to pastures and provide insights into availability patterns in the event of constrained access.

Despite the immense needs, UNICEF's programmes in the country are hindered by constrained access and limited funding.

We conduct research in regions with persistently high birth rates and constrained access to contraceptive methods.