Sentences with phrase «physical access barriers»

As a result, our end - of - year test includes accessibility resources that address visual, auditory, and physical access barriers — allowing virtually all students to show what they know and can do without compromising the assessment construct.

Our end - of - year tests include accessibility resources that address visual, auditory and physical access barriers.

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But, while this certainly is a valid point, the democratization of Broadway — bringing down the barriers of access whether it's geographic, economic or physical limitations — has provided the gateway for a new audience.

According to the United Nation's Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and to experts, disability is the combination of: 1) the individual's impairment; 2) the barriers in the environment (lack of physical and communications accessibility, negative attitudes, absence of laws and specific policies); and 3) the individual's social role (sex, financial situation, access to political participation, etc).

The IOM report recommends, in the short - term, that doctors and patients should be better informed about pain and currently available treatments; barriers to accessing pharmaceuticals should be removed; and alternative treatments that have demonstrated some efficacy, such as physical therapy, should be made more available and covered by insurance.

The ACO will map services to Medicaid patients» physical location and medical needs, while addressing psychosocial barriers that often limit access to high - quality care.

This physical barrier severely limits access to brain tissue, and only lets a select few chemicals slip in.

Your skin acts as a physical barrier to foreign invaders, making it harder for them to gain access to your body.

Physical security measures such as security fencing combined with gates, barriers or bollards will help deter any unauthorised visitors and will make accessing the site more difficult.

The physical barrier usually consists of a door secured with a magnetic or strike lock and turnstiles or speed gates which limit access to the premises to one person for one card presented.

Access control systems consist of three key components known as the physical barrier, the identification device and the door controller software.

In an environment where the flow of people entering and exiting the site must be monitored, it is important to ensure the perimeter provides meaningful physical barriers that will deter any sort of unauthorised access.

Many of these risks existed well before the Internet; but measures to protect children from the corresponding offline threats (such as physical barriers, age - related norms that prevent access to certain spaces, and adult supervision) are difficult to impose and enforce in a virtual space.

In November 2017, BCPS removed the barrier of the physical library card and created BCPL accounts for all 113,000 students, who now are able to access physical and digital materials using their student identification numbers.

With physical books, access to books can be impeded by three barriers: archiving (physical books are expensive to preserve); indexing / search (even where catalogues are available online, searching for relevant books on a given topic can be difficult, and many books are not yet indexed); and obtaining books (once you find a book you think you want, you may need to buy it, borrow it or, if you have access to a library with the right relationships, attempt to order it via interlibrary loan).

There is palpable potential for such apps to help reduce some of the financial, psychological, informational and physical barriers that many people face in accessing justice.

There are numerous, needless barriers to the profession beginning with the LSAT, exam methods, access to textbooks, networking events, the physical set - up of courthouses and classrooms, and the attitudinal prejudices that prevent people with disabilities from getting work.

Haben Girma: Some of the barriers that exist in terms of access to justice are physical.

Persons with physical disabilities will often face physical barriers to accessing justice.

How does your state rate in supporting access to justice for those who face economic, language or physical barriers?

With the Act, our nation's healthcare policy aims to protect, promote and restore the physical and mental well - being of residents of Canada and to facilitate reasonable access to health services without financial or other barriers.

Consequently, financial barriers constrain access to some services; (iv) People living in the outer suburban fringes of large urban centres, where public transport infrastructure is more limited, can experience difficulties in gaining physical access to services; (v) Workforce issues experienced by service providers can restrict Indigenous people's access to services.

This finding is supported by this study's assessment of barriers to community services where there is a high rate of reporting of physical barriers to services and in particular, identification of the lack of physical access / transport difficulties for people with psycho - social disability.

Since 9 - 11, multi-tenant buildings have moved to various levels of access control, ranging from card keys to physical barrier turnstiles to optical turnstiles.

These buildings already have physical barriers, like turnstiles, to control access.