A more likely reason is that women had fewer unwanted pregnancies, in part owing to better access to contraception.
Peritoneal ventilation has long been desired for extrapulmonary oxygenation owing to easy access of the peritoneal cavity for catheterization and the relative safety compared to an extracorporeal circuit.
Patients in the later period experienced an additional 12 days in overall care timelines largely owing to delayed access to surgery and delivery of adjuvant therapy.
The initial advantage of the relatively well-performing public healthcare system is gradually being lost, owing to reduced access to under-funded public services perceived of inferior quality.
However, owing to restricted access to medical records in the private sector, and given that this patient is now deceased, no detailed data were available.
Whereas our study was conducted in a developed country, women in developing regions may, on average, be more susceptible to nutrient depletion during pregnancy and have slower recovery between pregnancies owing to poor access to nutrient rich foods.
Reporting may be better in the treated group owing to easier access to gynaecological services or, conversely, may be lower in women with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, who often belong to lower socioeconomic classes that are likely to be less compliant with recommended medical care.
If, as in the case of CR, those cues are altered owing to impaired access to food supplies the majority of the time, might this elicit a protective response to promote the maintenance and preservation of the organism until a more favorable nutritional environment is encountered?
However, Bcl-2 antisense therapy had limited activity when tested in clinical trials, potentially owing to poor access to the intracellular compartment and inadequate reduction in Bcl-2 expression levels (Waters et al, 2000; Yuen and Sikic, 2000; Morris et al, 2002).
Additionally, Lerwick and the Mainland are the areas most visited by tourists, owing to ease of access.
There is one key site in Ealing, which the council admits is "in need of modernisation", owing to sewage and access problems and its location in the middle of a barren industrial estate.
