As Discussant 7 rightly noted, in most instances, unavailability of means of transportation may override the benefit that financial assistance can provide.
But, unavailability of means of transportation may still override the benefit that financial assistance can provide, as reported in the qualitative study.
In this paper the application of Monte Carlo simulation technique to estimate the unavailability and Mean Time To Failure of shutdown system of a fast reactor is studied.
In developing countries follow up of patients can be very difficult because of a lack of a proper address and relative unavailability of other means of communication, for example,a telephone.
This work presents a proposal to simplify state transition diagrams in Markovian reliability analyses for large systems and subsequent calculation of their mean unavailability, considering that at least one component is aging.
jIt seems unnecessary to note that my insistence on earthly "unavailability" does not mean at all that the work should be terrible, ugly or deformed to be considered as art.
Yes, entropy has many definitions and descriptions, but basically means the unavailability of energy, order or the fundamental properties generally required for life to exist and things to happen.
The other major problems repeatedly raised by most of the respondents as barriers to the neonatal care were unavailability of roads and means of transportation and costs of transportation and services to take them to health facility for preventive and curative services.
On the other hand, the greater vulnerability of single-parent families must be due to factors other than the parent's gender or income (which were not taken into account in the models), such as the proportion of the HH budget available for food (after the other expenses, such as daycare, are paid) and the unavailability to shop, which means not being able to prepare food at a lower cost.
Communities minister Penny Mordaunt last week promised any firefighter aged 55 or over would receive "unreduced" pensions if ill-health or poor fitness, together with the unavailability of desk jobs, meant they could not find continued work in the fire service.
