Sentence examples for inadequate accessibility from inspiring English sources

While supporting the atomistic model, the GCMC simulations reveal inadequate accessibility of narrow micropores, leading to small deviation between experimental and simulated isotherms at low pressure.

These critical phenomena have been overlooked because of inadequate accessibility to this knowledge when using conventional experimental techniques.

Service users and providers perceived inadequate availability and accessibility of skilled birth care in remote areas of Nepal, and overall utilization of these services is poor.

Service users and providers perceived inadequate availability and accessibility of skilled birth care in remote areas of Nepal, and overall utilization of these services was poor.

Despite good coverage of healthcare in Tanzania (90% of the population is <10 km from a healthcare facility), provision of health services remains inadequate because of poor accessibility and lack of equipment within health facilities [ 16].

Some stakeholders have also mentioned failings related to the deterioration of monitoring networks, inadequate communication of warnings by forecasters to end users, and poor accessibility of warning systems.

Dr. Felice will be examining national agriculture and nutrition data to elucidate elements of food insecurity that may result from inadequate availability of nutrients in the food supply vs. inadequate or inequitable accessibility of those nutrients to the population.

The finding agrees with the report of WHO (2004a, b) which states that 88%% of diarrhea, typhoid, giardia and other water bone diseases were attributed to unsafe drinking water, safe water accessibility, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene.

In one place the main priority may be to address the problem of water shortage, in another it may relate to geographical accessibility, inadequate logistical or technical support, or HF understaffing.

Distance to the nearest main hospital reflects the rural nature of Gezira state, including widespread population, inadequate insurance coverage, and limited accessibility to health services.

Visits are often postponed due to over commitment with other, perceived higher priority HRM roles, inadequate finances, or transport and accessibility problems, underlining the need for proper prioritisation and adequate resourcing of supervision as a key HRM activity.