The phrase "access count" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, web analytics, or any situation where you are tracking the number of times something has been accessed.
Example: "The access count for our website increased significantly after the marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "access frequency" or "visit tally".
We are planning to combine human metrics and accumulated data such as access counts of posters and their internal elements in the near future.
A New York meeting providing information to companies interested in offering free Wi-Fi access counted Google among its attendees, according to a new Bloomberg report.
Hence, although in general higher access counts relate to higher miss counts and so higher sensitivity to the particular cache placement, this cannot be proven true in all cases.
In only one KO mice were the FAA counts and the FAA ratios significantly increased during the last 10 days of restricted feeding compared to the last 10 days of ad-lib food access (counts: paired t 9) = 6.52, p < 0.001; ratios t 9) = 5.22, p = 0.005), whereas the counts and ratios were significantly increased in all of the WT mice at p < 0.00001.
We added the following text: "In only one KO mice were the FAA counts and the FAA ratios significantly increased during the last 10 days of restricted feeding compared to the last 10 days of ad-lib food access (counts: paired t 9)=6.52, p<.001; ratios t 9)=5.22, p=.005), whereas the counts and ratios were significantly increased in all of the WT mice at p<.00001".
Participants are all able to access CD4 count testing.
It's not just having access that counts — it's the ease with which you can access information that truly separates the wheat from the chaff.
Buying Songza could both juice Google Play Music All-Access' user count and give it a more curated experience that appeals to casual listeners.
There are other buckets of special access not counted.
Money and access often counts way more than public opinion.
