Sentence examples for unavailability of access from inspiring English sources

Lack of training of students as well as the various problems faced by them in utilization of internet at institution coupled with unavailability of access to subscription based online databases such as UpToDate at home where students mainly use internet may have contributed to this problem.

The barriers of product and sink unavailability and lack of access to adequate training highlight infrastructure and resourcing issues that can be addressed by hospital managers.

Researchers have concluded that health care workers not providing accurate information, vaccine unavailability, and lack of access to health care facilities are some of the reasons of low vaccination coverage in South Africa [ 20].

A number of subjects were dissatisfied with computer access during the trial; these related to unavailability of passwords to access the Internet, slow computer connections, unavailability of adequate workstations at the point of clinical use and lack of infrastructure support.

These survival rates highlight the deficiencies of paediatric cancer care in the Philippines, including unavailability of and inadequate access to diagnostic and treatment facilities, financial difficulties and lack of awareness.

Further potential benefit from system usage was compromised in this study due to many reasons: unavailability of computers, poor Internet access, and slow network connections frequently prevented subjects from accessing the DDSS.

The unavailability of good journals or access to HINARI [WHO database] and other research articles [ fees], lack of studies or research carried out in Fiji, unavailability of local data.

Staff in Kenya discussed the unavailability of morphine and restricted access caused by regulations regarding prescription in outpatient settings: ' At least we have the drugs that can control pain up to pethidine.

But in developing countries, implementation of pharmaceutical care still encounters a number of hurdles, among which are time constraints, absence of recognized reimbursement system, unavailability of appropriate space, less access to patient medication record, insufficient number of competent pharmacists, and shortage of standard practice strategy [ 5, 6].

These techniques have not been applied to the map yet due to the logistics of access and the unavailability in 2009 of some of the instruments or at least ones in a portable form that could be applied directly to the large map.

"What we have also exposed in this review is a range of far wider, fundamental problems with care for the dying – a lack of care and compassion, unavailability of suitably trained staff, no access to proper palliative care advice outside of 9-5, Monday to Friday".