Sentence examples for constraints in access from inspiring English sources

At the same time, flush with cash, China faces few constraints in access to other raw materials to feed its expanding economy.

Potentially, a beneficial side effect of reducing financial constraints in access to healthy food may be reduced dietary inequalities.

ATM and access to health services are closely interlinked: more general constraints in access to health services, either public or private, affect ATM and vice versa.

The leading member of this research presented the findings specific to Kahnawà:ke, an Aboriginal reserve without any constraints in access to healthcare due to its close proximity to Montreal, the largest urban centre in the province of Quebec.

Mining of such clinical data has been considered to be unique [ 14] due to the ethical, legal and social constraints in access to privacy-sensitive information of the patients.

Health service delivery barriers to earlier treatment initiation in LMIS include lack of cost coverage for curative-directed treatments; shortage of personnel; fragmented or delayed hand-offs between multi-disciplinary team members such as general providers, pathologists, oncologists, surgeons; constraints in access to surgical supplies; and medication shortages [ 24].

The findings show that private credit bureaus are linked to higher financial access, whereas public credit registries have no significant impact on decreasing constraints in financial access.

The study group produced recommendations on physical access to the health centre, time constraints in accessing services and problems encountered in individual relationships with health staff.

Furthermore, income level is a factor that explains woman's access to prenatal care [25, 49], and women with low socioeconomic positions may face constraints in their access to health care that may explain their high use of cesarean deliveries.

In contrast, smaller firms, which tend to be more dependent on commercial banks for financing, reportedly faced substantial constraints in their access to credit.

In contrast, smaller firms, which tend to be more dependent on commercial banks for financing, reportedly faced substantial constraints in gaining access to credit.