In the accessibility literature, exponential and power specifications of the distance decay function are often used but also other specifications such as inverse-potential, log-normal, log-logistic, exponential square-root and half-life functions are used [e.g., see for discussions 39, 40, 41].
Guagliardo [ 9] and Cromley and McLafferty [ 10] have reviewed the literature on geographic accessibility to health care.
Although in the literature, modelling public transport accessibility is receiving increasing attention [6, 7, 8], few studies have examined non-motorised accessibility to public transport stops [9], or more specifically on potential accessibility impacts of bike-and-ride facilities and policies [10].
We are now at a juncture where technology is making it possible to improve the accessibility of literature to a greater number of people than ever before.
Despite studies published concerning community pharmacies in America and Canada, there has been no study published in the literature that has explored accessibility of community pharmacies in England.
The questionnaire was developed based on several literature reviews on measuring accessibility [ 21- 26], and the 2007 Indonesia Demographic and Health Survey (IDHS) which was undertaken as part of the international Demographic and Health Surveys project.
Participants were generally dissatisfied with local public clinics, citing reasons reflecting literature, including the lack of availability, accessibility, and acceptability [ 7, 15- 17, 19].
The top-three challenges referred to in literature are language barriers, limited accessibility of up to date information and the risk of misinterpreting information due to an inadequate understanding of the specificities of the foreign criminal justice system (Lomio et al., 2011, p. 58; Monateri, 2012, p. 9; Nelken, 2007, p. 139; Örücü, 2007, p. 49; Rabel, 1947; von Bar, 2004, p. 132).
The DLPFC has been explored extensively in the clinical and non-clinical cognitive neuroscience literature, in part because its accessibility as well as its theoretical importance.
The authors summarize current literature and legislation relevant to Web accessibility, and discuss implications of their findings for businesses and people with disabilities in the workplace.
The literature review was conducted within the accessibility limits provided to Universiti Malaysia Sarawak and INTI International University by online databases in Emerald, Sage, JSTOR, ScienceDirect, Elsevier, and EBSCOhost.
