Sentence examples for access treat from inspiring English sources

First, in the case of welfare interventions, those who consume the most services (the very young, the very old, the very poor, and disabled people) are the least likely to be able to access, treat, or use the information needed to make a rational choice.

The commission also is awaiting the outcome of a case before a federal appeals court that could decide whether the F.C.C. has the authority to make sure companies that offer broadband Internet access treat all users equally, rather than favoring some content over others.

The restaurant owners often claim that such access is quite reasonable, since the service entrances already have ramps – a distributive consideration; disability advocates claim that however convenient it may be for the owners, such access treats wheelchair users as second-class customers – a claim of misrecognition.

In 2014, we conducted an experiment, in which we allowed the entire community (day- and night-pollinators) of floral visitors to access treated plants on four experimental days.

This was a retrospective analysis of specimens from 82 patients in the gefitinib Expanded Access Trial, treated for >1 week, and collected as described previously.

All the aircraft will be faster and bigger, to allow medics easier access to treat patients.

On Tuesday, North Korea said it would allow the reporters consular access and treat them according to international law.

This decision has become a rip-the-Band-Aid-off moment for the regulatory agency, forcing it to reconsider its effort to impose "network neutrality" by requiring that Internet access providers treat all content equally.

The Russian envoy, Vitaly I. Churkin, said the United States, France and others were engaged in "delaying tactics," for raising the allegation of a second site and for demands like humanitarian access to treat any victims.

In such cases the procedure is performed via the fixed limb (either afferent or efferent limb) of a Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy which had been created to repair biliary strictures or bile duct injuries, or specifically for the percutaneous biliary access to treat strictures or stones.

Once a source node in the WTSN triggers, its position is assumed to be detectable only when this node is located at one of the network borders (i.e. an end user can only get access and treat such 'outward' sensor nodes).