Therefore, the role of access control and video surveillance in preventing crime is discussed.
Republicans have been largely restrained about quickly responding to mass shootings, unwilling to weigh in on the role of access to guns.
We investigated the role of access type on serial levels of inflammatory markers and the role of inflammatory markers in mediating the association of access type and risk of mortality in a prospective study of incident dialysis patients.
Results indicate the important role of ethnicity, maternal and paternal education, work activities of father, and demographic characteristics of child at the individual level as well as the contextual role of access to local services, altitude, and poverty.
These findings provide new knowledge on the role of access to jobs in explaining apartment rents, and reveal a fresh policy direction on rental subsidy programs for lower-income workers living in cities.
This theory, expressed by the FCC Chairman once as involving Netflix and a cable company, oversimplifies the webs of relationships that exist among end users to create the Internet ecosystem and overstates the role of access providers in facilitating those relationships.
The study showed a significant positive role of access to training, extension service, and climate information in promoting farmers' investment on adaptation measures.
This user-centric network (UCN) is a new paradigm of wireless networking in which user devices will temporarily take over the role of access nodes for other users, e.g., to guarantee the ubiquity of high-quality services.
To the extent the NASGO plan is successful, I applaud Tippetts and his company for taking the bold step to make digital currencies easier to access and understand, as fulfilling the role of access and education is a giant step toward the pervasive acceptance of a new technology that Is vital for widespread success.
In addition to the important role of access to affordable ECEC for promoting workforce participation and maternal psychosocial well-being (Buehler and O'Brien 2011), children who attend high-quality ECEC may have better long-term outcomes that also have economic returns on society (Belfield et al. 2006).
