Sentence examples for by the increasing access from inspiring English sources

In part, this was made possible by the increasing access to low cost, high throughput DNA sequencing technologies that have appeared in recent years, such as 454 pyrosequencing [54] and Illumina technologies [55].

The fatal strokes may be clinically more obvious than the non-fatal strokes and the diagnostic accuracy of these cases may thereby be less influenced by the increasing access to advanced technology.

The UN Secretary-General's Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health called on global partners to save 16 million lives by 2015 by increasing access to essential medicines and health supplies.

The GAVI Alliance, UNICEF and partners aim to save an additional four million children's lives by 2015 by increasing access to new and traditional vaccines.

I am happy to report that, along with other urban centers in the Philippines, it is an example of how cities can narrow survival gaps between the rich and the poor by increasing access to basic maternal, newborn and child services, and making care more affordable and accessible to the poorest urban families.

A 2011 study by the Bolivian Institute for Strategic Research found that the road would accelerate deforestation by increasing access to the territory for illegal loggers and farmers.

Earlier this year, Congress opened the floodgates by increasing access for airlines in that category.

Intuitively, changing the medical education system to produce more primary care physicians will further goals of the ACA by increasing access to primary care, and therefore improving overall public health and diminishing cost by decreasing emergency room care for conditions that could have been treated less expensively or avoided altogether by increasing access to preventative services.

Change has occurred most rapidly among the urban middle-income group, inspired by increasing access to the West as well as by the entry of women into the workforce and into government service.

The high-minded rationale for commercial-litigation finance is that it improves the workings of the legal system by increasing access to justice (although only for those who have something to exchange for the funding. It rarely helps the nearly half of the American population who lack access to justice because they can't afford a lawyer).

The nation's healthcare overhaul is expected to help close the racial gaps by increasing access to preventive care, health insurance and family planning, Johnson said.