Although different clubs may, by reason of homology, have access to the same gene, there is no trading between clubs and eventually their products will presumably drift apart.
This interpretation would imply, for instance, that admissions arrangements that resulted in a very popular school having 10% of ethnic minority children and a very unpopular school having 90% could be contested only if the children who did not get into the popular school had been denied access by reason of their racial group - that is, directly.
She added: "They are in the act to ensure that people with disabilities are not denied access to services by reason of general policies which can, in themselves, be otherwise justifiable and necessary.
Interviews took place in pharmacies instead of patient homes for reasons of access and expedience.
Fear and shame are one reason, lack of access another.
An economic reason followed by 'lack of access' were reported as the most important barriers in this group (table 2).
The major reason is lack of access to care.
For 28 of the retailers surveyed by Reuters, lack of access to data about customers and their buying habits is a key reason they don't accept Apple Pay.
The real reason is a combination of access to sterile equipment and low health literacy.
The reasons given by experts are numerous: lack of access to facilities and coaching, a dearth of sponsorship from corporations and Indian casinos, alcoholism, grinding poverty, a dropout rate of one-third of Indian high school students.
