While vast transportation investment promotes accessibility and provides convenience for urban residents, it also brings new transportation problems and heavier traffic pressure.
An increased awareness of the vast global inequalities and accessibility to evidence-based care, as well as adapted services and adapted equipment for children with developmental disabilities and CP, has become apparent [ 6].
My lesson from the second day: music selections online are vast, but the quality and accessibility vary greatly.
As long as you stay persistent, your platform can provide an ease of accessibility to a vast number of consumers that are interested in whatever it is that you're offering.
Bus safety is a major concern in developing countries where bus transport assumes a prominent role in assuring adequate and affordable accessibility to the vast majority of the population while promoting urban and rural development [25].
Vic looks at the history of computing, starting with the mainframe era, as two grids: vast computing power vs. low accessibility and terrific ease of deployment vs. poor depth of functionality.
Unlike more widely used methods that positively identify broad domains of open chromatin structure, RED-seq not only identifies open chromatin domains, but also uncovers differences in DNA accessibility within the vast majority of the genome that is not found within a large nucleosome-free region.
Due to its vast biodiversity, warm clear waters and accessibility from the tourist boats called "live aboards", the reef is a very popular destination, especially for scuba divers.
Due to its excellent experimental accessibility and stability, and the vast existing literature for many of its properties, the stomatogastric system of the lobster is well suited for approaching this question.
Online psychological treatments have been noted to have several advantages, including easy accessibility and scalability, such that vast segments of the population can potentially be reached at low cost [ 20].
We used Thaddeus and Maine's (14) 'three delays' model to initially sort the vast qualitative data set for factors related to accessibility of optimal maternal care in this low-income setting.
