For structures of high complexity, their components accessibility can be restricted, for instance internal equipments or panels.
A successful deployed system needs to have the following interconnected components: Accessibility for humans Proven infrastructure Authoring tools Reading tools Editors Domain libraries Critical mass of content Agreed concepts and vocabularies Critical mass of users.
In their attempt to reduce health care costs, employers "want" occupational medicine clinics that provide them with the following components: accessibility, drug screening services, high quality staff, state-of-the-art care, and a wide scope of services.
For example, Alio and colleagues (2013) proposed a framework for male involvement consisting of four components (accessibility, engagement, responsibility and couple's relationship), which could be tested in other contexts.
FSW's health seeking behaviour and the factors associated with utilisation of health services in this survey cover the four key components; availability; accessibility; affordability and acceptability (or quality of services) [ 19].
It is incumbent upon policymakers to ensure that wireless technologies are accessible, and one key component of accessibility is affordability.
This study uses historical data on road infrastructure and population (1960 2010) in Spain, to represent the transport and land-use component of accessibility.
Based on the framework proposed in our review (Table 1), these programs usually have addressed all three components (availability, acceptability, and accessibility) at all three levels (individual, organizational, and environmental) which also supports the notion that multi-level or multi-component condom distribution programs may have the strongest efficacy.
Burns, L. D. Transportation, Temporal, and Spatial Components of Accessibility (Lexington Books, Lexington, 1980).
Index number theory has proven very useful to consistently disentangle these components of accessibility change at a regional level.
