It includes three dimensions, each of which consists of two indicators: (1) diversity (diversity of activities, and diversity of users), (2) management (type of management; and freedom of access, use and behaviour), and (3) accessibility (financial and spatial barriers).
While net neutrality opponents believe rescinding it could open the door for more competition and options for customers, others feel it gives the ISPs too much say in what content is delivered to customers, affecting freedom of speech and accessibility.
First, extended controls must be performed to validate the functionality of the protein since immobilization influences the freedom of movement and accessibility of binding sites.
Now, I'm not sure how to reconcile the freedom of God with the accessibility of the Name, but I am pretty sure that "the Name of God" is far more dynamic and multifaceted than any single word.
This stresses the need for tailoring supply-side measures at the primary health care (PHC) setting and at the PHC-ED gap, as a way of increasing accessibility and freedom of choice within the Portuguese NHS and enhance the patients' reliance in the alternatives to the ED.
Numerous aspects of the territorial policy can enhance the competitiveness of the territories, in particular social cohesion, the diffusion of knowledge, creativity, accessibility and freedom of movement, the usability of the environment itself and the quality of the landscape, as well as the wellbeing of citizens.
And it's this freedom and accessibility that's given those early iterations a place in the hearts of so many today.
Advantages such as accessibility, ease of use, freedom of navigation, high quality medical images and the possibility of repeat practice are among the reasons mentioned for their preference.
He was no paragon of accessibility.
One is the issue of accessibility.
