Due to the country's risk and the unfavourable credit rating, access to foreign finance is restricted and the cost is relatively high, the interest rate on deposits is high and therefore the interest spread is the highest in the region.
This kind of cattle is managed in extensive Mediterranean conditions in areas with difficult access, unfavourable topography and lack of resources, which makes it quite difficult to properly test all the animals of the herd.
Compared with the resident population, AS showed an unfavourable pattern of access to healthcare characterised by a lower use of primary care services, higher hospitalisations and unmet needs across all strata of age, sex and health status.
This is particularly important for Western countries in which the number of ethnic minority older adults has increased significantly because their health status is mostly unfavourable and their access to health care services is often limited.
Patients lost to follow up are known to include both those who have sustained an unfavourable outcome (non-access to care, and resulting illness and death) [12], and those whose outcome may be favourable (for example transferring to a more convenient health facility) [13].
In contrast, Tiffin et al. [ 27] found variable results with either favourable or unfavourable outcomes in widening access depending on the way the UKCAT score was ultimately applied in the selection of candidates for subsequent interview and an offer of a place.
They have poor access to roads and unfavourable socio-economic conditions, which could contribute to poor utilisation of the services and low disease case notification.
Y-resin microspheres were administered by selective injection to left and right hepatic arteries except in one patient who did not receive SIRT in the right lobe due to an unfavourable hepatic arterial anatomy that precluded catheter access.
The unfavourable social determinants in health and inequities in access to healthcare leave the urban poor in India with dismal health indicators [ 10].
Although likely candidates have been suggested in this discussion for the most immediate causative factors, there are likely also more general social factors such as poverty that put children at risk for lower access to care, lower adherence and unfavourable disease outcome.
