In a cohort of 23 patients with 109 implants, only 4% of the implants in patients with optimal oral hygiene presented with peri-implantitis, while 48% of implants presenting peri-implantitis had no accessibility and/or capability for proper oral hygiene (Jepsen et al. 2015; Serino and Strom 2009).
Because of the ethical limitations for using a new interventional method, I had to include only ASA class I and II patients and choose the patients who had no accessibility to the landmarks needed for airway regional blocks and therefore airway regional blocks were impossible or contraindicated.
While the article reported many improvements of note, it mentioned nothing about improved accessibility for a little known group of disabled students at MIT. I, and several other MIT students, fall under the Americans with Disabilities Act's definition of "disabled", but the millions of dollars that have been spent on building renovations have had no impact on accessibility for us.
Western Digital's shared 500 gigabyte MyBook World Edition drive costs only $20 more than its 500 gigabyte counterpart that has no network accessibility.
Though Six Flags had no segregation policies, lack of accessibility and the parading of faux Confederate soldiers ensured that it, like Disneyland, was an unfriendly space for blacks during the height of the civil rights movement.
For example, Aartsma-Rus et al. [10] concluded that, using mfold to predict the secondary structure of targeted pre-mRNA, they still had no clear insight into the accessibility of the targeted sequence within the folded pre-mRNA structure.
The Web site provides both a list of problem areas, like Gifford Woods near Killington, which still has no power or accessibility, as well as a list of available camping areas for Labor Day weekend.
All AAs having an accessibility threshold greater than 25% are considered "accessible".
She is thrilled, though, about the excitement next door and has no concerns about increased accessibility to the private foundation's grounds or building.
That doesn't mean, however, accessibility has no relevance to what was announced.
That the justification of a belief is a matter of living up to one's intellectual duties, after all, has no obvious bearing on accessibility to the justifiers for any given belief, nor to any special view as to the nature of those justifiers, such as may be given in mentalism.
