Sentence examples for conditions access from inspiring English sources

Start with the goal that almost everyone at least pretends to support: giving Americans with pre-existing medical conditions access to health insurance.

Landscape Architecture The landscape architect is the general of your army of helpers, a professional who will examine things like drainage, soil types, light conditions, access and the way people move about the property.

"For some of the 11.4 million uninsured Americans with serious chronic conditions, access to care seems to be unobtainable; many may face early disability and death as a result," the study's authors said.

In WiFi-based vehicular networks, the performance anomaly problem can be serious because different vehicles with diverse channel conditions access the channel by a random access protocol.

The elevated degree of flexibility in the cell-free environment allows us to manipulate physiochemical conditions, access enzymatic nodes, discover new enzymes, and prototype enzyme sets with linear DNA templates to study pathway performance.

In addition, they found that although the program had significant positive effects on housing conditions (access to water, sewerage, and electricity), it had a negative effect on overcrowding, and had no discernible effects on welfare indicators (poverty, school attendance, occupation ratio, etc).

Recall in design pertains not so much to the factual recall as to the responding to contextual conditions, accessed through the use of analogy and other complex associations.

A fast, accurate diagnosis enables people to take steps to begin to manage their condition, access treatment and take greater control of their lives again".

We could also dramatically scale up the role of peer support in health by creating a commitment, backed by funding, to give everyone with a long-term health condition access to peer support.

These subjects heavily condition access to all upper secondary tracks.

Generally, those prices include cost of condition access solutions on both sides.