Job seekers in various labor markets often use informal methods to find jobs, such as by getting help with interview preparation from family members and relatives, accessing job information through acquaintances, or having internal employees put in a good word for them (Bian 1997; Bian and Ang 1997; Flap and Boxman 1999; Lin et al. 1981).
Relatives accessing the available opportunities for collaborative care appears to be influenced by people's pre-existing worldviews, the quality of relationships and of communication among stakeholders and specific structural impediments.
Before this change, if your iPhone was stolen or lost, a criminal could break into it with relative ease, accessing your private information by using the same backdoor as law enforcement used.
Ethnic minority women are hindered by relatives from accessing care choices and costs, despite having advanced insight about government reforms to alleviate poverty.
Historically, production impediments were managed using periodic workover operations because of the relative ease in accessing the source.
The power plant with larger α ¯ i k l has a relative advantage of accessing customer due to a better brand, position, quality, reputation and so on.
The decision was reinforced by the immediate availability of analytical data generated by the students' app use as well as the relative ease of accessing aggregate student data on retention and academic performance.
Admittedly, part of this spawns from the relative difficulty of accessing salt licks (see 'outlawed' below), but there is an increasing acceptance that natural salt licks are not an essential part of livestock rearing relative to water and forage access, that instead 'buying' salt has now become an acceptable part of the costs of production.
In studies in which tissue samples have already been collected and TRIzol®- or TRIzol®LS-processed, our method provides a simple, fast and cost-effective way of accessing relative protein expression by immunoblot.
It has been the subject of a number of fMRI studies (partly because of interest in the concept of the 'brain gut axis' and partly because of the relative ease of accessing the rectum compared with other viscera such as the oesophagus or pancreas) and thus much greater knowledge and understanding exist about this condition than is the case for other visceral pain syndromes.
