Sentence examples for associated access to from inspiring English sources

The dryer is economically viable because the price of solar dried fish is almost double the price of open sun-dried fish because of the improvements in quality and associated access to better markets.

Its status is defined as embargoed with an associated access code to allow collaborators to view the item and if necessary to also forward to a journal editor so that they can arrange access for referees.

The R&D process requires a coordinated, long-term and systematic approach to associated access activities; an approach which is specific to each intervention's context.

As opposed to the cellular systems which have been designed to support the mobile station throughout of the rather wide-area coverage, there have been various types of schemes or systems, including Wi-Fi Direct or Bluetooth, which establish links between nearby devices without resorting to an associated access point[1 3].

Each position is specified by a unique address, and the data access (storing and retrieving) is to point to the corresponding address with associated access control (read or write).

For this reason, we posit that populace in states with lower GDP have minimal wealth and an associated more limited access to educational opportunities.

It is associated with limited access to health care [ 5, 6], decreased understanding of medical information [ 7], and lower use of preventive services [ 5, 8].

Each student was issued with a hand held computer and associated software, providing access to information within the consultation process and for diarizing their learning experience.

Common associated factors of access to, utilization of and unmet need for RH services were place of residence, marital status, exposure to mass media, knowledge about the services and providers and perceived norm of peer exposure to RH services.

The Fig.  7 showed that these two first factors are not associated with limited access to primary health care centers : different patterns were observed in Fig.  7, showing discrepencies at both region and area levels ; no statistical correlation was observed (P > 0.05) between the three annual variables.

This study was designed to prospectively describe its incidence, predictors, interventions, and associated access maturation.