As we have described privacy in terms of moral reasons for imposing constraints on access to and/or use of personal information, the increased connectivity imposed by information technology poses many questions.
A sufficiently ambitious policy aimed at alleviating constraints on access to finance by innovators may allow a country to move away from such a trap by promoting the production of ideas and improving incentives to invest in skills.
Nevertheless, it is probably fair to say that all that most people have in mind when they talk about equal access to health care is a negative criterion, specifically that certain traditional constraints on access, mainly financial, geographical, or discriminatory, should play a minimal role in determining whether people who need health care get it.
The issues of infrastructure, cross-community water sales and pricing, and constraints on access to Great Lakes water are complicated here.
Generally, DNA CpG hypermethylation is thought to result in decreased expression of the affected genes, whereas hypomethylation could release the spatial constraints on access of the transcriptional machinery to the regulatory sites of the gene; this could thus enhance the chances of transcription of the gene [3] [9].
We believe that many more children may have been killed in incidents that cannot be properly verified because of constraints on access.
Geographical barriers (e.g. distance or transportation constraints on access to health services) were not considered determinants of dengue mortality [ 93].
In developing countries, low levels of awareness, cost and organizational constraints on access to specialized care contribute to inadequate patient help-seeking behavior.
Presently, because of low levels of awareness and the cost and organizational constraints on access to specialized care as much as 95% of cancer patients in developing countries are diagnosed at late or end stage disease [ 6- 8].
Initial delays in seeking hospital care are caused by failure to recognize that labor is prolonged, confusion concerning what should be done (often the result of competing therapeutic pathways), lack of women's agency, unfamiliarity with and fear of hospitals and the treatments they offer (especially surgery), and economic constraints on access to care.
