In his view, this new service should be used for data that is infrequently accessed but can be replicated.
Authors evaluated whether displaying context sensitive links to infrequently accessed educational materials and patient information via the user interface of an inpatient computerized care provider order entry (CPOE) system would affect access rates to the materials.
Thus, in order to analyze the performance of the algorithms under a more dynamic setting, we ran our biased scenario, which pre-populates the cache with a set of infrequently accessed pages.
The cold nodes which store a large volume of infrequently accessed cold data are placed in a low-power state, thus reducing the energy consumption of the cluster storage system.
The first point of care for PWE is infrequently accessed.
This seems like an odd distraction for PayPal, but the service can be akin to a safety deposit box on the web (ie. store once, access infrequently).
The utilisation rates of written AS information and online information were quite low (50%and49%9%, respectively) and accessed infrequently (on average every 6 months or less), with older participants most frequently accessing written sources and the younger accessing predominantly online information.
Users in our study infrequently (~20%) accessed links for additional information (e.g. exact bleeding rates with aspirin) which may have influenced decision making.
They're basically happy with the apps they already have installed – Facebook, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, Instagram, etc. Plus, many mobile apps, while arguably easier to use than a mobile website, are accessed so infrequently it doesn't seem to make sense to have them saved on your phone indefinitely.
Many asylum seeking and refugee women access maternity care infrequently, or not at all.
TB and HIV screening and treatment can be difficult to accomplish, given that these hard-to-reach populations access medical care infrequently, and drug users and homeless populations have additional barriers to compliance with TB treatment regimens (36, 37 ).
