Sentence examples for accessible integrated from inspiring English sources

Unlike other areas of public health, sexual and reproductive health are reasonably simple to sort out: provide good quality education alongside accessible, integrated services and you're pretty much there.

Data produced by plant genomics should be usable, accessible, integrated across scales and of high impact across biology.

Many innovators have dramatically changed the healthcare landscape with solutions that are making patient care less expensive and more accessible, integrated and engaging.

Here we present CancerMA, an openly accessible integrated bioinformatic analytical pipeline with a user-friendly and intuitive web interface to automate the reanalysis of public cancer microarray datasets with user-defined sets of biologically significant and related genes.

Currently, in each of the 94 local territories of the province of Québec, Health and Social Services Centres (HSSCs) are the authorities responsible for offering accessible, integrated, and continuous high-quality services through health promotion and prevention, rehabilitation and social integration [ 20].

A graphical representation of those signaling pathways as a biological system would provide an easily accessible, integrated view of the literature in this field to the scientific community.

Retail has therefore become more immediate and accessible, integrating with people's daily lives, even while on the move.

The site's co-founders say after having collected feedback from early users all around the world, they tried to make it more accessible, integrate it with existing social networks and redesign the entire layout.

For this reason, new tools for exploring the whole set of biochemical reactions between metabolic components, like those provided by the kpath Browser, represent a useful step towards more accessible platforms for accessing integrated data.

This is remarkably different from more urban-integrated SFSC practices in which the SFSCs are more accessible and integrated into the everyday life of consumers, just like mainstream food stores.

Similar non-chaplain services are available for counselling, mental health and recreation, but they are not as accessible, not integrated within the command, not confidential and simply not equivalent.