It is not uncommon for intelligence analysts (a specific type of knowledge worker with whom the authors have experience) to spend 80% of their time collecting material for their task, thanks in part to the previously mentioned access to publications on the internet, leaving only 20% of time for the analysis [27].
Despite having access to this information, much of the data remain underutilized in the hydrologic sciences due in part to the time required to access, obtain, and integrate data from different sources.
In SSA, this adaptation generally assumes that desired family size will decrease following internal migration to urban areas, due in part to the increased acceptance of and access to contraception and abortion in urban areas (Shapiro and Tambashe. 2002).
The catalog is astounding, even apart from Renoirs and Cézannes: "The Joy of Life" and "The Dance," by Matisse, Seurat's "The Models," Van Gogh's "The Postman," Manets, Modiglianis, Sisleys, Picassos and more than a dozen Henri "Le Douanier" Rousseaus, all previously hard to access, thanks in part to the collection's former home in Merion, a 45-minute bus ride from downtown.
In order to grow, improve its services and remain competitive, the company has argued, it should be allowed to convert to a public corporation, in part to have the access to capital that public companies have.
The ability of TR3-like enzymes to use multiple catalytic pathways imbues them with the ability to reduce substrates in the absence of Sec due in part to greater access to the N-terminal redox center, but there are other factors at work, as well.
Due in part to increased access to ACTs, the case fatality ratio decreased by 85.9%95%5% confidence interval [CI]: 75.6 91.8%) over the study period.
Some developing countries with high poverty tend to have some of the highest birth rates in the world, due in part to poor access to education and birth control for women.
The abortion rate in the United States is the lowest it has been since Roe v. Wade passed in the 1970s, thanks in part to greater access to birth control.
In other words, although the NCMS aims in part to improve access to health services [ 14], it is not clear to date how the severe situation of inequity in access to health services has changed after the introduction of NCMS.
