The telephone survey used in this study was restricted to persons accessible by landline.
As in other European countries, the majority of private households in the Republic of Ireland (85%) and Northern Ireland (94%) have a land- line telephone [ 16], making most persons accessible using this methodology.
This limitation may introduce selection bias, which would underestimate the effect of socioeconomic status because those living in inaccessible areas likely have a lower status than persons in accessible areas.
The move is in keeping with Citrix's vision of a so-called "personal cloud" – a collection of files, apps and personal data unique to every person and accessible from any location and device.
In criminology research the current explanatory hypotheses on the links between victimization and revictimization are the population heterogeneity hypothesis, that focus on stable individual characteristics that make the person more accessible to violence, and the state dependent hypothesis, that focus on changes in behaviour after victimization [ 27].
The 17-room property (where a three-night stay, including meals, costs $2,350 a person) is accessible only by plane or boat.
This 1,322-person city, accessible only by hundred-mile ribbons of two-lane highways, has been waiting for years to become a renewable-energy laboratory.
Thus the use of a mixed methods approach makes our first person data accessible to an objective analysis.
In Canada where long-term care is primarily oriented to elderly persons and affordable accessible housing is limited, younger disabled adults may be living in circumstances that do not meet their health needs and contribute to their social exclusion.
9. Compatible for the visually impaired person: Is the website accessible for physically disabled persons?
"Gene is the most approachable, accessible person you can talk to.
