Never has so much personal information, communications data, and metadata been so readily accessible, both formally and informally, with such little oversight.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: Wheelchair accessible.
The typology created by our study population shows that public and private health care by formally qualified providers is not accessible at the local level in rural areas.
The UK's controversial National Programme for IT, with its aspiration to a fully inter-operable networked electronic record accessible from all points of care, was formally abolished from 2010 [ 10].
The festival film — slow, difficult, formally austere — can be a welcome antidote to the fast-moving, accessible movies that thrive in the sphere of commercial cinema.
Health system policymakers and reform experts need to put effort into introduce accessible and affordable health systems for resource-poor settings by formally integrating the use of the traditional medicines [ 63].
To date, this innovative and accessible form of self-management support program has not been formally tested in relation to diabetes management and its cost-effectiveness has not been examined.
To do this, they use something know formally as an Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), a sort of secret court system only accessible to foreign corporations, which is embedded in hundreds of trade agreements.
Although it is formally similar to generalized 2D semantics, Stalnaker's use of the 2D framework avoids apriori accessible truth-conditions of the sort posited by generalized 2D semantics.
Present analytical methods are insufficient to make genetic data accessible in a clinical context, and the clinical usefulness of these data for individual patients has not been formally assessed.
