This article presents a study of risk assessment in Cambodia as an example of such iterative risk management at work, identifying some of the tangible barriers developing countries face in implementing such an approach.
When it comes to critical assessment of accessibility and tangible barriers or obstacles for everyday mobility and physical activity in (urban) environment(s), numerous studies in the fields of urbanism, geography, planning studies as well as architecture and even social sciences do exist.
Tangible barriers might inspire confidence in some citizens and placate the European community, but a wall can only be part of a comprehensive strategy that addresses the root issues of terrorism, overhauls the country's weak and corrupt security apparatus, and critically allocates funds.
While several studies highlight the importance of addressing tangible barriers 12, 14, 15, such as cost, health insurance, transportation, and child care, in clinical trial participation, participants in this study felt these barriers were not prominent themes.
This is attributed to a combination of tangible barriers, such as privacy and security concerns, organizational norms, unclear financial models, and lack of knowledge about the potential promises of DHTs beyond their pitfalls.
Notably, out-of-pocket costs [ 3, 5], long queues [ 3, 6], disrespectful treatment by facility staff [ 3, 6], medication stock-outs [ 6] and perceived ineffective care [ 3, 5] are tangible barriers that tend to be correlated with race, socio-economic status and rural urban differentials [ 3].
Our community straddles both sides but a Yes vote could make that a real and very tangible barrier," he said.
While routines produce massive results, they can also form a tangible barrier to new experiences.
We anticipate the financial intervention, which addresses a common and tangible barrier to live kidney donation, may improve pursuit of LRT by an additional 10%.
Somehow, sitting at my desktop computer and seeing the Philharmonic play live in North Korea, where the Internet is banned, seemed tangible evidence of barriers falling.
Instead, faced with tangible linguistic and cultural barriers on a daily basis, Peter always attempts to achieve a more advantageous position by giving Mary and ultimatum—'it's either them or me'.
