This is especially true as one moves beyond just one measure of access like spatial accessibility to consider the other dimensions of access [ 1].
Spatial accessibility measurement provides the platform upon which the overall measure of access is built.
Despite differences in legislation between Canada and Australia, accessibility using travel time of one hour has become an accepted measure of access particularly in an emergency [ 17, 22, 24, 34].
The civil suit was brought by relatives of Mr. Saro-Wiwa and other victims of Nigeria's former military regime, who are taking advantage of a Supreme Court decision that gives foreign victims of human rights abuses a measure of access to American courts.
But Mr. Koizumi's rakish demeanor and populist talk play far better in the non-establishment press, and so Mr. Iijima, who has cultivated ties to the weeklies and monthlies for years, provided them a measure of access that had been completely denied.
But interviews with ex-cops, the few attorneys granted a measure of access, and one person who was detained inside for nearly an entire day describe an unusual, secretive police compound, complete with armored vehicles, surveillance gear and places to hold people for interrogation.
I also construct a measure of access to neither employer-sponsored health nor life insurance.
Our modification creates a custom-made measure of access inequality for medical services.
These results serve as a warning about using Internet penetration statistics alone as a measure of access.
However, this measure of access to credit is still not perfect, but it is a better measure of access to credit than the simpler question of whether the farmer used credit in the current period (Doss 2006).
To develop and validate a patient-reported measure of access to information and technology (AIT) for persons with spinal cord injury, stroke, or traumatic brain injury.
