Sentence examples for concern for access from inspiring English sources
From cradle to success Traditionally, concern for access to education has focused on the primary school years, that fundamental period of learning literacy, numeracy and other basic skills.
The challenge to health has come in the past decade through pressure from global pharmaceutical companies to maintain profits in the face of international concern for access to drugs [ 42].
This may concern, for instance, access to data and information, access to certain scientific and technological findings.
This is an important distinction, says Bauer, because resources essential for survival should be handled with more concern for equitable access than nonessential resources, which people can choose to forego.
On the surface, use of breast cancer genetic risk prediction models to select patients for additional health care should not raise concerns for equitable access.
They expected to replace much of this through negotiations concerning South Sudan payments for access to the north's pipelines, refineries, and export terminal.
Our results suggest that PhD students who prefer industrial employment show a weaker "taste for science", a greater concern for salary and access to resources, and a stronger interest in downstream work compared to PhD students who prefer an academic career.
Russell Maitland, chief of the Chappaqua Fire Department, said that while any potential road closings create concern about access for emergency vehicles, he was not worried about the bridge project impeding traffic.
The use of these devices has become increasingly common and is of particular concern when deployed for access-associated venous stenoses in dialysis patients.
"It's kinda ridiculous to think parents are just going to have plants openly accessible to kids," said Haines-Saah, adding a far bigger concern for teenagers is the access they may have to prescription opioids in their parents' medicine chests.
