Sentence examples for the access difficulties from inspiring English sources

Although technological improvements continue to advance the designs of aortic stent grafts, miniaturization of the required delivery systems would allow their application to be available to a wider range of patients and potentially decrease the access difficulties that are encountered.

As discussed earlier, the questions on access to place of delivery were more relevant to the political situation in the West Bank, which is characterized by checkpoints and closures between areas, and much less applicable to Gaza, where the access difficulties are of a different nature (external border closure rather than closures within Gaza areas).

Additionally, pressure on the allocation of staff time is indicated around the access difficulties encountered by people with diabetes in obtaining appointments (see Fig.  1) and the time and space given over to the operationalization of specific targets measured for the QOF.

However, the effects of access difficulties on older adults' inactivity after the 2011 disaster have not been studied.

We focus on common mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, on access to care at the interface between the community and primary care, and on access to psychosocial interventions, as these are the areas where access difficulties are most prevalent.

Although the duration of the treatment was limited due to security reasons and access difficulties, the patient's condition at last visit had improved in most of the patients: over 90% of our patients saw their clinical status improved on their last visit.

However, in addition to difficulties with diagnosis and access difficulties, the findings of the present study indicate that some young people who had received medication or behavioural interventions for tics perceived that health professionals had insufficient training in providing treatment.

As a result, 14.9% of women in the West Bank reported access difficulties compared with only 0.6% in the Gaza Strip.

RSE cited broadband costs and access difficulties as the main obstacles.

However, due to scheduling and access difficulties, and the overriding need for safety, real time site visits may not be possible, and alternative approaches need to be investigated.

Among various existing city models, the so-called compact cities presently tend to have more pedestrian zones in cities, which consequently affect surrounding areas; e.g., limited parking areas, restricted access for traffic, difficulties to enter with goods, and even access difficulties for the neighbors who live in these areas.