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The individual measures accessed from the ALSPAC database were in general not specifically designed to assess ASD.

This study analyzed the secondary data from the nationally representative Nepal Demographic Health Survey (NDHS), 2011 accessed from the Measure Evaluation Demography Health Survey 2011 Nepal [ 12].

However, for most model parameters, whose values cannot be measured in laboratories or be accessed from literature or databases, parameter estimation is a necessary process to characterize their values.

23 The PGWB index, accessed from the MAPI Research Trust (www.mapi-trust.org), was used to measure subjective well-being or distress.

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To describe geographical disadvantage, we used the Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA +), which measures access in terms of physical distance from services and is grouped into five categories: major cities, inner regional, outer regional, remote, and very remote [ 23].

SDG4 measures access to quality education and SDG 11 measures access to safe and affordable housing.

The former assesses syntactic comprehension and requires participants to point to tokens corresponding to a verbal instruction (e.g. "Touch the large red square"), while the latter measures semantic access from words and requires participants to match one item (word) with one of two others (e.g. a pyramid with a palm tree or a pine tree).

To attempt to measure access means to obtain meaningful data from a dynamic system that is not always in equilibrium.

For a simple system, the individual measures of spatial access from optimization models can be combined to directly compare with the accessibility measures of 2SFCA methods (E2SFCA and M2SFCA).

Four indicators measure access to services: Access Bonus on the QOF, Access to Quality Services category on the Star Ratings, Equity from the Dr. Foster ratings and the Access and Waiting section on the Patient Satisfaction survey.