Sentence examples for access to onward from inspiring English sources

Care for seizures in an emergency department setting can be variable, and there are disparities in access to onward specialist referral.

Patients are less likely to consult their GP as passive recipients and are more likely to have sought information themselves before the GP appointment and to be more demanding about access to onward services (Realpe & Wallace 2010).

Grow corn at home, or meddle in other people's affairs for access to oil? Onward! to our bright, biofueled future.

"Not only will it result in a direct, daily flight to one of the wealthiest regions in Europe, our passengers will once again have access to the extensive onward connectivity offered by the Lufthansa network," she said.

From the 9th century onward, theologians had access to an increasingly larger body of translated texts, but by then they had taken most of their basic positions.

To improve FSWs' health and reduce onward HIV transmission, access to ART needs to be addressed urgently.

Early detection is crucial for access to effective treatment and prevention of onward transmission.

An important aspect of olfaction is that the level of odor semantic knowledge increases from childhood to adulthood while access to it decreases with aging from adulthood onward [8].

GenAlEx 6.5 maintains backward compatibility, but it provides access to the expanded spreadsheet of Excel 2007 onward.

The postwar recovery and subsequent expansion benefited from a stable currency from 1948 onward and from Italy's cheap access to raw materials, especially Middle Eastern oil.

Late presentation also poses a higher cumulative risk of HIV transmission to others, considering that earlier presentation and access to ART can reduce viral load and risk of onward transmission [ 6, 8- 10].