Sentence examples for access to successfully from inspiring English sources

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Telehealth effectively created access to successfully conduct a 1-year remote DSME by a nurse CDE and dietitian that improved metabolic control and reduced cardiovascular risk in an ethnically diverse and rural population.

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By the reuse of tangent-ring optical distribution network and the design of distributed control mechanism, ONUs needing to communicate with each other can be flexibly accessed to successfully make up three kinds of reconfigurable networks.

Although better sanitation, hygiene and access to care have successfully alleviated the burden of diarrheal diseases in developed countries [ 1, 2], diarrhea remains the second leading cause of death in children under 5 years of age in the world, representing nearly one in five child deaths - about 1.5 million each year [ 3, 4].

The developers were chosen on the strength of their proposals, development records and access to "the equity to successfully develop the projects," Mr. Roberts said.

This may facilitate primary care professional's access to specialist support to successfully incorporate insulin initiation as a routine general practice activity and to have timely access to resources for those patients who require a specialist level of care.

It was revealed that there was a low base level of technology for avocado production throughout many of the participating countries and there was a need to access reliable information to successfully advance the culture of the crop.

Therefore, in addition to the practical actions outlined above, further quantitative and qualitative work is needed to help inform policy and practice to successfully improve access to English primary care for patients with physical disability.

While not included in the logistic regression, it may suggest the need to determine whether patients have convenient and easy access to the resources required to successfully complete the more complicated process of obtaining a scope based screening test.

Insurance companies, working with satisfied customers and lawmakers who want to preserve access to such plans, have successfully resisted the proposal.

A fundamental difference between first generation students and those who are not, rests in the fact that non-first generation students have access to parents who have successfully navigated college before them.

From increasing the amount of breast cancer research funding to ensuring better access to treatment, NBCC has successfully challenged our federal officials to play a role in ending breast cancer.

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