Sentence examples for variable access from inspiring English sources
In any case, this finding suggests that national and local planners must be aware of CHW catchment areas and ensure that any variability does not result in variable access to treatment.
But you fail to mention the most important one of all: that a central bank of any country which has only variable access to international capital markets may have a problem in acting as a lender of last resort to its banking system.
Variable access to hospital services and variable exposure to injury-risk situations may account for the differences seen.
With regard to the village characteristics, the variable "Access to the Internet" is negative and statistically significant.
In particular, the taskforce highlights the increasing rates of young women with emotional problems and the "variable" access to crisis care and psychiatric services across the country.
This argument is slightly supported by the positive sign of the variable "Access to public water" though it is statistically insignificant.
Among the built environment variables, access to destination and land use related indicators also have significant influence on mode choice.
Among the explanatory variables, access to rain-fed agriculture, experience on soil management and water harvesting structures were significantly important determinants of farmers' perception on climate change.
This factor included four of the nine included variables: access to the Internet, access to a computer, use of a computer and an online search tool.
The independent variables consisted of four perceived neighborhood environmental variables: access to services, roads and aesthetics, traffic safety, and crime safety.
Inclusion of mother's educational level did not appreciably change the estimates, and, after adjusting for socioeconomic variables, access to public services was not found to be related to HAZ. 1. HAZ: height-for-age Z score, calculated according to the WHO growth references [ 13, 14]. 2. Adjusted mean HAZ values and standard errors were estimated from restricted cubic spline regression models.
