Another alternative may also involve access to a website with CRC information and FOBT assistance for patients.
Our goal was to reveal neural substrates for computing phonology from orthography, a process that may involve semantic access to varying degrees depending on the type of stimulus.
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The reasons for the association between social deprivation and poor outcomes are complex and little understood but may involve poorer access to transport, being employed in manual work and how people communicate (Dixon et al, 2003) and possibly concomitant morbidity (Wrigley et al, 2003).
The exact nature of the dispute may involve the limited access to the 70mm "roadshow" version that is so far playing only at Odeon Leicester Square.
1 3 Interventions may involve assuring adequate access to diabetes care, medications, laboratory examinations and the support needed to ensure delivery of health services.
Approaches under either of these first two classes may require users to physically visit the location where the servers holding the data are based (NHS Scotland National Safe Haven, 2014; { OECD Expert Group for International Collaboration on Microdata Access, 2014 #5792}, or may involve appropriately secured remote access (Gaye et al., 2014; Karr et al., 2007).
Although presumably an extrinsic tumor, surgical access may involve passing through or damage to neocortex.
How these variables amalgamate into lack of control over safe sex may involve fear, lack of access to condoms, surreptitious or no safety negotiations, lack of good preventive information or the need for rapid or anonymous sex, among other factors.
They may involve the entire hospital wards, inpatients bed-access unavailability being a major cause of ED overcrowding [ 19, 45].
We and others have suggested that dyscalculia may involve an impairment in quantity representation or its access via symbolic representations (the "core deficit" theory) [ 19- 24].
