Different people interpret accessibility based on their individual needs and priorities, but it is generally acknowledged that access to greenspaces may be particularly beneficial for children, lower socioeconomic groups and for people with other mental/psychological illness.
Those who interpreted accessibility in physical terms – as intended (Table 1) – ranked it as of low importance for PCC, just as they ranked, for instance, the provision of directions within the hospital.
Of course, the predicate symbol p* will be interpreted such that it relativises the interpretation of the corresponding modal propositional symbol p to worlds, the predicate symbol R will be interpreted using the accessibility relation, and the predicate symbol = will be interpreted using the identity relation on worlds.
In Borgatti (2005) eigenvector centrality counts the number of walks of all lengths, weighted inversely by length, which emanate from a node, so it can be interpreted as an accessibility index.
For comparison: in the Routley-Meyer semantics for relevance logic, R would be the accessibility relation interpreting the fusion operation.
Those who interpreted it as financial accessibility to care, representing viewpoint 3, appeared to be concerned about equal access to and good outcomes of care for all.
Consequently, caution must be adopted when choosing a spatial access model and interpreting the resulting spatial patterns of accessibility.
The buriedness of grid points is interpreted as a pocket accessibility index.
Longer spacers caused a quicker activation of cell adhesion, which can be interpreted as a better accessibility of the ligands by the integrins.
Nevertheless, the unintended alternative interpretation of the accessibility statement in this study may complicate generalization of the results, particularly in the wider context of care quality, and as such should be interpreted as a weakness of this study.
