The phrase "access owing to" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used to indicate that access is granted or available because of a specific reason or condition.
Example: "Access owing to the new policy will be granted to all employees."
Alternatives: "access due to" or "access because of".
The larger community having good access (approximately 10 20 km to travel), and the smaller community limited access owing to the need to drive approximately 400 km to access services.
During the observational evaluation mVeinVision was used on 64 anonymized patients, 27 of which were classified as difficult cases based on advanced age, drug abuse, obesity, poor vein quality or had previous history of difficult vein access owing to their medical conditions.
Lomax describes how racism eventually led to the exclusion of blacks from organized baseball, how the few who played on white teams were gradually denied access, owing sometimes to the white players' prejudices, sometimes to those of the leaders and promoters of the game.
A bilateral Boundary Commission was formed in 1889 to adjudicate disputes, and five years later it heard its first case concerning the Chamizal: the Mexican landowner Pedro Ignacio García asserted that changes in the river decades earlier had moved valuable landholdings to the other side, where he could no longer access them owing to fear "that some personal injury might befall me".
Although many wireless access network technologies, such as wideband code division multiple access (WCDMA) and long term evolution (LTE), have been standardized for wireless communication, IEEE 802.11 WLANs have still been the dominant wireless access technology owing to their low cost and easy deployment.
Re "Cheney File Traces Heart Care Milestones" (April 24): I don't begrudge former Vice President Dick Cheney's access to the health care advances that have saved his life on more than one occasion, even if this access may be owing to his privileged economic and political status.
MC CC-CDMA systems transmitting over frequency-selective channels suffer from multiple access interference (MAI) owing to non-ideal correlation properties of complementary codes (CC).
More than 45% of school-age children do not have access to school owing to lack of infrastructures and of qualified and motivated teachers.
Former MCI executives, their lawyers, telecommunications experts and others involved in the inquiry said that the company saved at least hundreds of millions of dollars in access fees owed to other companies by systematically rerouting telephone traffic, although exact figures are not known.
Families like the Floreses have also been systematically excluded from public benefits that provide access to health care; owing to the parents' ineligibility for Affordable Care Act insurance subsidies or for Medicaid, the Floreses have limited coverage options, and are buying insurance on the open market to help pay for a U.S. citizen's cancer treatment.
Access may be limited owing to the extent of disease or comorbidities, such as adhesions, but every effort should be made to inspect all possible locations.
