Sentence examples for an enhanced access from inspiring English sources

With an enhanced access to higher levels of education, one is likely to acquire more skills useful in solving life-related challenges, both at individual and societal levels, thus broadening their social and technical capital (Godfray et al. 2010; Musingi and Ayiemba 2012).

Therefore the significant CVT difference between the language groups is unlikely to be a function of SES rather than specific to bilingualism itself in terms of an enhanced access to language.

An enhanced access to remote sensing images for "domain" experts thus represents a great advance since it allows users to interpret remote sensing images based on their domain expert knowledge.

The latest version includes an updated UI, folders, enhanced access controls and an easy way to customize the look and feel of your wiki page (see the screenshot of a customized TechCrunch page below or this generic demo page).

Recruiters pay as much as $8,500 a year for enhanced access to job candidates, while members can buy various premium services that make it easier to navigate the site.

Analysis of the current state of maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) in Africa reveals a need for enhanced access to primary health care (PHC), emergency services, reproductive health, and family planning.

The most complex patients will be referred to other hospitals, but the new hospital will include an emergency department and enhanced access to outpatient services.

"It's a matter of providing enhanced access and making it easier for workers to get enhanced services," says Bruce Hochstadt, a Mercer consultant.

Garrett makes a powerful argument for enhanced access to DNA testing: in addition to clearing the innocent, DNA tests in 45 percent of the cases he studied identified the actual rapists or murderers, many of whom had been free for more than a decade to commit other crimes.

A landmark study on enhanced access to education for Afghan refugee children was inaugurated at a ceremony here today.

This kind of flexibility may have a role in allowing enhanced access of the cellulases to the crystalline-cellulose substrate, which is interwoven together with hemicellulose, pectin and lignin components of the plant cell-wall.