Sentence examples for assessment of access from inspiring English sources
In the present study, we evaluated the association between social capital measured by the Resource Generator (an individual-level assessment of access to social capital) and self-rated health among Japanese population in a cross-sectional study.
Individual utilities then reassessed their profiles on the basis of a more realistic assessment of access, competition for resources and interdependency of services.
Pertinent information sought includes assessment of access (common femoral artery) for its diameter (large enough to accommodate delivery system), presence of plaques or calcifications, which can hinder access.
The approach chosen here is to adapt existing protocols to suit the assessment of access to insulin [ 11- 13].
Assessment of access and usage of 5 forms of mass media communication showed that 89% used the Internet, 88% television, 77% radio, 56% newspapers, and 28%, magazines.
18 For the latter, assessment of access requires examination both of the process of entering the health system and of use of services.
Verizon claimed in a filing that the FCC should include wireless access in its assessment of broadband access, arguing the failure to incorporate "all broadband options that are available to and used by consumers was a persistent flaw in methodology".
(1) Assessment of vascular access and coronary catheterization procedures: after having selected the right carotid artery as the vascular access entry site, 3 rabbits were used to test two devices (cathlons and fine needles); 2 animals were used for vessel catheterization and to select the optimal introducer sheath size.
The local authority has also been urged to carry out a traffic assessment of local access roads ahead of the move to Strathallan Castle.
Our CNSs continued to investigate any new CLA-BSIs including assessment of line access practices and insertion technique.
Assessment of electricity access at different levels of health facilities was limited by the lack of comparable definitions for primary, secondary, and tertiary facilities.
