However, certain limitations like non-affordability, requiring expertise to operate, and dependence on time-consuming processes are restricting their usage for construction quality control purposes.
A few of the participants reported non-affordability, non-availability, lack of belief in effectiveness of the control measures as excuses for non-utilization.
The better sex ratio at birth in tribal areas may be due to non-availability, non-affordability of the diagnostic techniques and also can be attributed to cultural and ethnic beliefs.
However, the poorest and those without access to cash –including the elderly and women from non-poor households- may be excluded from coverage even when the premium involved is small, both for reasons of non-affordability and of lack of information.
The use of lung POCUS poses an attractive option for HIV-patients as it combines affordability, non-invasiveness, and availability at patients' bedside regardless of clinical condition.
The attributes associated with a hospital were modularity, non-verbal communication, availability, affordability, portability, inter-systemic component interaction, ability to be of stand-alone use, mode of payment, traceability, capacity, ease of use, multiple utility, reliability, safety, maintenance, flexibility, cycle time, dynamic display of usage, operating costs.
[GP8] Affordability of non-subsidised medicines was discussed by GPs during interviews, with comments made about these being very expensive and only being accessible to the 'rich'rich
However, if the reason for not taking the medicine was the lack of affordability, the non-adherence was actually lack of access to the medicine.
It was hypothesized that the effect of medication beliefs (perceived need, perceived concerns, and perceived affordability) on intentional non-adherence is mediated through unintentional non-adherence.
Mediational tests confirmed the hypothesis that the effect of medication beliefs (perceived need, concerns, and affordability) on intentional non-adherence is mediated through unintentional non-adherence.
We hypothesized that the effect of medication beliefs (perceived need, perceived concerns, and perceived affordability) on intentional non-adherence would be mediated through unintentional non-adherence.
