Sentence examples for beer access from inspiring English sources

The manipulations occurred over a 24 day adolescent window (postnatal day (PND) 33 57) giving a total of 12 cat fur exposures and/or 12 alternate days of beer access.

And if that cost is a barrier, Google also announced free — as in beer — access to the TensorFlow Research Cloud, a cluster of 1,000 Cloud TPUs for researchers working on open machine learning research.

The authors argue that since some products may not be perfect substitutes for others (just try substituting American for Czech beer), having access to more varieties benefits American consumers a benefit for which they are willing to pay $260 billion a year.

The $45 annual membership comes with a special edition beer glass, access to special events, a monthly newsletter and a discount card for participating local breweries and bars.

In addition to these institutional factors, however, the challenge of taking time off from work impacted on beer promoters access to health care services.

Farmers who grow millet used in the beer say better access to water has also improved their business prospects, both in production output and sales.

More recently, San Francisco saved itself thousands of dollars and many months of development time by giving a group of volunteer civic hackers beer, pizza, and access to the government's data so they could develop an app for MUNI, the city's municipal bus system.

(Laos, FG BP 2) As noted earlier, with the exception of those from Thailand, only about one third of the beer promoters had access to health insurance.

Thus staff attitudes, clinic opening times, and medication availability can act barriers or a facilitators for beer promoters to access sexual and reproductive health care services.

The high prevalence of these behaviors indicates that beer promoters require access to quality sexual and reproductive health care services, as they are at risk of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections including HIV/AIDS.

The beer promoters surveyed accessed reproductive health care in a variety of locations as noted in supplementary file Table 3.