Sentence examples for access populations from inspiring English sources

They can apply local knowledge to solving problems, and can access populations in areas that remain beyond the reach of international agencies.

"It struck us that with a mobile lab, we could access populations that we don't often study, especially not with eye-tracking equipment," Byrne said.

As tuberculosis control efforts move closer to elimination in low-incidence countries, LTBI treatment in relatively high-risk but low-healthcare access populations will become more important to achieve reductions in incident tuberculosis.

The planktonic and biofilm growth modes differ dramatically with respect to spatial constraints, nutrient access, population density and cell-cell interactions.

Participants also wanted to capture an organization's ability to access population health training from external providers, such as universities, was seen as important.

Post-operative monitoring was also rarely completed due to the difficulties of access, population mobility and limited ability to contact people in PNG e.g. lack of mobile phone ownership or access in rural areas.

Women's secondary report is a useful way to access data on hard-to-access populations such as mobile young men.

RDS is a peer-driven, chain-referral sampling approach that can efficiently yield large samples of difficult-to-access populations such as MSM and DU [ 47– 53].

Modelling can be a useful tool to foster rational decision-making based on explicit assumptions and scientific evidence for hard-to-access populations in low-income areas.

RDS has several advantages in recruiting hard-to-access populations, such as broad inclusion, larger recruitment chains, time efficiency and low cost.

"As Ethiopia comes closer to reaching the health Millennium Development Goals, it becomes increasingly important to reach out to the harder-to-reach, harder-to-access populations… We really appreciate the support of ECHO in making this strategy possible".