In this study, the respondents indicate moderate access to information on organic vegetables, as shown in Table 9.
During the epidemic, dengue transmission was focused in hotspots in the west-central urban sector, a middle- to low-income residential area with moderate access to urban infrastructure.
Those no longer married, those living in council/housing association accommodation, those self-employed or unable to work due to illness, current and ex smokers and those with poor or moderate access to a GP surgery were significantly more likely to be a high impact non-consulter than those in the reference group of each of these factors.
This approach underscores the importance of social determinants of health and supportive public policies in the host countries in moderating HSB and access to health care among migrants [ 16].
Rationing mechanisms are in place in all three cities acting to moderate population access to such services, through referral systems (Praia and Maputo); legal payments (Maputo); and illicit charges (Bissau).
The ability for healthy siblings to successfully adjust may be moderated by their access to social support and by the severity of their brother or sister's autism [ 25].
While a small minority of the women stated that their husbands had not needed the services; of the remaining majority 93% had moderate or much access to pain control during the last 3 months of life compared to only 33% regarding psychological support (Table 5-wrap>).
"I knew moderates would have access to the majority leader".
Mr. Cuomo said the challenge for the Clinton administration in its final months would be to help moderate wage earners gain access to better housing while doing nothing that interrupts overall economic growth.
But they certainly value a strong ruble, moderate inflation, affordable mortgages, access to higher education, satellite television, Internet connections, passports, foreign visas and — above all else — no economic shocks.
