Sentence examples for characterized access from inspiring English sources

Some authors have characterized access to health in five dimensions: accessibility, availability, affordability, acceptability, and accommodation (8).

UK bariatric surgeons have characterized access in their country as 'inconsistent, unethical and completely dependent upon geographic location' and some primary care trusts within the UK appear to be limiting surgeries to patients with BMI levels above 50 kg/m in an attempt to ration the number of procedures performed and reduce wait list volumes [ 7, 12, 13].

The US Department of Energy's Geothermal Technology Office has created the Frontier Observatory for Research in Geothermal Energy (FORGE) to develop and test the next-generation technologies needed to characterize, access, create, and sustain EGS reservoirs.

The initial dataset was constructed with 19 attributes that characterize access for a 3-day time window for each user.

These variables have been held to be critical in characterizing access in contrast to degraded-store semantic deficits, with access deficits characterized by inconsistency of response, better performance with slower presentation rates and with semantically distant stimuli, in the absence of frequency effects.

The survey of 1200 households characterized medicines access, use, and antimicrobial resistance knowledge and perceptions in the community.

Based on the concept of DSO, we propose a framework to characterize object access patterns, along three orthogonal dimensions.

A discrete-time Markov chain is formulated to characterize the access arbitration process involving a reverse exponential CSSD and its steady-state solution is fed to a renewal-reward process-based network model to estimate the performances of interest.

To achieve these goals, the MVP project conducted a simulated lunar rover mission to investigate the composition and distribution of surface and subsurface volatiles in a natural environment with an unknown volatile distribution within the Mojave Desert, improving our understanding of how to find, characterize, and access volatiles on the Moon.

Furthermore, rural regions are characterized by lower access to electricity, sanitation and health care.

Sub-Saharan Africa is characterized by insufficient access to modern energy.