Sentence examples for compared to access from inspiring English sources

We examine access to care for acute depression by insurance status compared to access for acute medical conditions in 9 metropolitan areas in the United States.

When you line up how much extra Local Service paid in "Corporate Operations" - lawyers, lobbying, etc., as compared to Access or the other lines of business, you get a sick feeling in your stomach of this massive con.

Susan Crawford, law professor and former special assistant for science and technology to the White House, recently sat down with journalist and commentator Bill Moyers and explained something that might surprise comfortable Americans: U.S. Internet access is, even today, costly and slow compared to access in other parts of the world.

7 compared to access to a utility car.

It may seem a paradox that overall, smaller relative gains were made in access to water compared to access to sanitation, yet WSS-ODA was only significantly related to the change in water access.

In general, access and coverage in the private sector can not be compared to access and coverage in the public sector, since the services of the latter are basically free to all affiliates but affected by long waiting lists, while access and coverage in the private sector depend entirely on purchasing power.

Another issue with data parallel programming is that the host to device memory transfers (and vice versa) are slow, compared to accesses to local memory on the device.

When compared to subcutaneous access, intravenous access appears to cause less erythema, but more infection and phlebitis.

The higher incidence of CRLI and CRBSI with jugular access compared to subclavian access is probably due to three factors favoring skin colonization: the proximity of the insertion site to the mouth and the oropharyngeal secretion; the higher density of local skin flora due to the higher local skin temperature; and the difficulties in maintaining occlusive dressings [ 13, 19, 20].

Ease of access to grazing areas within the region was negatively affecting forage availability indicating that the easier the access, the more forage pastoralists had access to, to compared to when access is restricted.

Since remote access is still slow compared to local access, and data files typically are viewed many times without changing, we implemented a cache layer on top of the data transfer layer.