Sentence examples for assisting with access to from inspiring English sources
The authors would like to thank the women who contributed samples for this study and Dr R Russell, Dr A Hurtado, Ms R Prathalingam, Dr M Wilson, Dr K Meyer and Dr A Lynch for useful discussion and assistance with methodology, Dr E Dicks for assisting with access to data.
The authors thank A/Prof Rob Cincotta and Dr Greg Duncombe for assisting with access to women who are cared for in the private sector.
KH and MH assisted with access to the patient data registry, medical record review, and valuable input to the manuscript.
The campus, which is being constructed in phases, aims to bring business development staff on hand to assist with access to university research, facilities, and services.
and GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, TIFF reached out to underrepresented critics to field their interest in attending the festival, knowing they could, at minimum, assist with access to press and industry screenings, red carpets and press conferences.
Parents/caregivers would benefit from information regarding resources that assist with access to treatment (see Table 1).
Interoperability can be assisted with access to electronic documents about standards, and allowing electronic health records with access and compatibility to another information system.
The SHARE program, developed to assist with access to vigabatrin in the US, provides information about vigabatrin and provides prescription support.
The cultural brokerage role of Indigenous people employed in OW positions made services more 'acceptable' and assisted with access to care, providing a fit between 'acceptability' and 'ability to seek'.
2. Set up an Expert Panel of clinicians and consumers to assist with access to, and interpretation of the clinical and health economics literature and for later dissemination of findings.
(The clinic assisted with access to patients for our social science study, but we followed previous patterns of collaboration in ensuring full ethical and analytical independence from the clinical team).
