Sentence examples for availability of the electronic from inspiring English sources
"To remove or restrict the use or availability of the electronic cigarette from this market would be a significant health loss".
The selection was based on the availability of the electronic ARV dispensing tool which captured data at least 12 months before and 12 months after the deployment of the ASWs.
But in fairness, the availability of the same electronic facilities has helped to develop a large number of highly sophisticated analytical and optimization methodologies for almost all types of engineering structures, e.g., Nooshin (1981 , 1985 and Kaveh et al. (2011).
The availability of an electronic version of the RAI-HC, and its outputs, would address several of the key challenges cited in the focus groups, including printing and faxing large amounts of information and ensuring that the correct data are sent to the correct individual.
The group says the availability of electronic trading during the release of the reports could lead to "extreme volatility".
The differences in rates were ascribed to the availability of empty electronic energy states in the metal oxide-support complex.
The availability of TIA/Stroke electronic decision support in the primary care setting was associated with reductions in management delays without compromising patient safety.
However, the availability of reliable electronic systems is not enough to guarantee the validity of population-based cross-sectional studies.
The majority of GPs interviewed felt that eReferral substantially streamlined communication processes, with the immediate transfer of referral documents and the availability of an electronic audit trail perceived as two substantial improvements over paper-based referrals.
The availability of electronic records generated during the interactions among the patient, their GPs and the health care infrastructure poses new challenges to information technology to reduce the gap between data and knowledge.
The study site was chosen because of the availability of electronic patient records, which were quite rare in Finland at the beginning of the study.
