Sentence examples for access to results from inspiring English sources

With the expanded Web presence, Pelican executives will be able to have quicker access to results from the ad campaign.

Typically, this is achieved by limiting capabilities, e.g., supported resources, granularity of the monitoring focus, or runtime access to results.

SEDAC now offers access to results drawn from four separate models, and each can be described in terms that locate it against these four tradeoffs.

Those times, she did not have direct access to results, which were given to her, and carefully translated, by a genetics counselor.

The group's objective is an open system of scientific publishing that would bypass the current system, which centers on journals that charge, through their subscriptions, for access to results.

The study was coordinated by the World Health Organization and financed primarily by the European Union and cellphone companies, although by agreement industry representatives did not have privileged access to results before publication.

This derivation also demonstrates that the relatively new hyperspherical harmonic expansion provides access to results that have been inaccessible with the more traditional "generalized spherical harmonic" expansion that is in current use throughout the field.

But, he said, Mr. Pérez gave the museum a list of people it otherwise would not have access to — resulting in four or five major gifts.

As the availability, affordability and magnitude of genomics and genetics research increases so does the need to provide online access to resulting data and analyses.

Our results did not indicate that improved access to radiology results reduced the patients' LOS.

Access to trial results will be provided to participants by posting results on the study website.