The phrase "access caused" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where access to something was the result of a specific cause, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The access caused by the system failure led to significant delays in processing requests."
Alternatives: "access triggered" or "access resulted from".
There were no reports of unauthorized access caused by the flaw, Adam Sohn, a product manager for Passport, said.
China's current control of the REE mineral market serves as a proper case study for identifying the causes and effects of limited access caused by a single dominant world producer.
JUSTICE BRENNAN also suggests that the Commission's public announcement of its intention to condition the rebuilding of houses on the transfer of easements of access caused the Nollans to have "no reasonable claim to any expectation of being able to exclude members of the public" from walking across their beach.
An estimated 130 170 million people worldwide are chronically infected with HCV.1 In Europe the highest prevalence of HCV infections is in the IDU population.2 As traditional HCV screening relies on the detection of HCV antibody or HCV RNA in blood, screening in high-risk groups such as IDU is difficult due to poor venous access caused by damaged veins.
However, these can also reinforce pre-existing differences in access caused by access to the internet.
This lack of access caused howls in the media.
The new government had scoffed at the deep level of involvement of American law enforcement and security agencies in Mexico and placed new limits on their access, causing some American officials and analysts to wonder whether it would be deeply committed to confronting the drug gangs.
Sarah Wood, prosecuting, told the court Dixon used Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, which swamp a target website with an overwhelming stream of requests for access, causing the site to work very slowly or to shut down completely.
He said that his haulage firm worked around the clock and the projects for both the road and the rail bridge will affect access, causing delays and disruption costing thousands of pounds.
For example, in a cell edge femtocell, open access causes at least 20% throughput loss to home user compared to closed access, while the neighboring cellular user experiences outage for typical data service (less than 15 kbps for 5 MHz bandwidth) in closed access.
Widespread areas lost electricity and telephone access, causing disruptions to food and water supplies.
