Sentence examples for access to a continuous from inspiring English sources

Today, astronomers have access to a continuous record of Jupiter's atmospheric activity thanks to telescopes such as Hubble.

Humanized childbirth emphasizes a need for access to a continuous pool emotional and physical support during the pregnancy, labor, and postpartum stages.

We hypothesized that receiving community-based HIV care would be associated with better outcomes, given the previous evidence from other chronic diseases which suggested that access to a local, continuous care provider was associated with better adherence to treatment, follow-up, and overall health [ 7– 11].

Lambs were given free and continuous access to a nutritionally non-limiting pelleted concentrate that was either a basal diet (B) or a 'zeolite diet' (Z).

Male C57BL/6J (B6) mice were trained to press an ethanol-appropriate lever by being reinforced with 30-min of continuous access to a 10% ethanol solution.

The versatility of the HP Mini 5101 can change how students learn and is the practical answer to providing each student continuous access to a PC in one-to-one computing.

The current study used 2-DE (two-dimensional gel electrophoresis) proteomics to examine proteomic changes in the striatum of male Wistar rats after 8 months of continuous access to a standard off-the-shelf beer in their home cages.

They have continuous access to a dozen, state-of-the-art 3D printers, and they're going almost constantly. .

All miniature pigs were placed in adjacent identical pens and given continuous access to a standard commercial feed ration and water.

Several conditions must be met if household energy interventions are to improve health: continuous access to a low-emissions energy source for cooking, sustained usage of this energy source, and discarding of the more polluting traditional stoves.

Solution: A Web 2.0 system that is to provide patients and their caretakers with continuous access to a chronic disease management program that provides both support for self-management of the chronic disease in daily life, and access to just-in-time clinical services.