Examples of using Difficulties to access in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It is important to emphasize that there were many difficulties to access data in this study.
You might also face difficulties to access important emails that might be related to your work.
They place the interest of the child in first place and face difficulties to access the products and services.
The difficulties to access medium complexity services, that is, specialized consultations and examinations represent one of the great challenges of the SUS.
Individuals in worse socioeconomic conditions experience more difficulties to access the health services.
He told Real World Radio about the difficulties to access the territory as well as to carry out the mobilization, since the access by land is not possible.
In the case of people living in the rural areas the problem may be more serious due to difficulties to access health services.
This fact could be justified in part by difficulties to access radiological intervention facilities to do the percutaneous approach, which is the case of our hospital.
Recently an error occurred in the PSTfile of my Outlook, because of this I was facing severe difficulties to access the Outlook data.
This study shows that strategies to reduce difficulties to access childbirth services can substantially reduce the persistent inequities of infant mortality.
Despite the increased coverage of mammographyin the past years, there are still both social and geographic difficulties to access the examination.
These farm workers have difficulties to access the pronaf¿s funds, due to low incomes obtained in lots, reduced insertion, formal economy, and low social organization.
The existence of more than twice as many decayed teeth per indigenous person is a probable reflex of the difficulties to access health services.
In general, open surgery is a more invasive procedure,poses some difficulties to access and, consequently, greater morbidity and mortality, which may result in up to 21% perioperative mortality.
Since all documents contained in this web site are public,we ask users to contact us if encountering difficulties to access any of the documents.
The challenges faced during the field stage, and the difficulties to access research participants, since the subjects were couples can be highlighted as limitations to this study.
This study was specially challenging, because investigated patients of low socioeconomic level,mostly living in rural areas, and with difficulties to access our MRI scanner.
Higher isolation, poor transportation and communications, difficulties to access health and social services, and lack of social and occupational opportunities are potentially risky conditions for mental health.
The degradation of theses individuals' quality of life is linked to other factors, such as lack of education, unemployment, criminality and violence,the impact of pollution on the environment, and difficulties to access health care services.
Vulnerable people with unattended needs, with difficulties to access goods, services and accomplish their capacities find themselves more fragile in negotiations, which can be less fair and equalitarian, predisposing them to damage.
They considered that this kind of resource should be available for other pregnant women, considering its importance for doubt explanations and orientations,especially for pregnant women who have difficulties to access other kinds of information.
In the simulation, citizens, businesses andpublic institutions would have difficulties to access critical online services(such as eGovernment), unless the traffic from affected interconnections were rerouted.
The results show that the local health councils have limited performance, with a low frequency of meetings,commitments directed to the council itself and meetings on difficulties to access health care services.
Should a member experience difficulties to access and/or use one of the services proposed on the platform, he/she can contact customer services at all times via the online form accessible on the platform via the'help' menu.
We evidenced in this study that a greater aesthetic valorization in cultural productions(see FARIAS, 2015)causes some organizations/artists to face difficulties to access resources(see ARAÚJO, 2009) capable of meeting their audience expectations.
The disrupting of communication systems, the difficulties to access the quake local, the collapse of health buildings and the scarcity of water, food and power associated to the great number of wounded turned the humanitarian mission extremely difficult to handle.
Previous studies have shown that the high in-hospital mortality due to AMI in the Brazilian public health care system is associated with difficulties to access and low use of the treatment recommended for AMI, such as reperfusion therapy, drugs and ICU facilities.
Other studies report that high family income is associated with greater adherence, or even the lack of money to buy medicines explains no adherence,even when medication are not available in the BHU or due to difficulties to access health services.
Both in the family health and in the traditional models of basic care,it is possible to observe difficulties to access services with other levels of complexity and resoluteness, especially for the secondary network, due to the lack of professionals and service units.
In a context of rapid, concentrated, unequal, and exclusionary urbanization that characterizes the national urban development,a large amount of the population has difficulties to access land and housing rights are made possible only through informal arrangements.