Sentence examples for constant accessibility from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't until this week that the reality set in for me and, I'm guessing, for many other consumers about what this constant accessibility truly means.

One of the six assessment questions asked in UHC is "can you get medicine and other products that you need?" Hypertension, diabetes, and arthritis are common chronic illnesses among older populations, requiring constant accessibility of medication to prevent complications.

There is no future to be imagined because the world in all its constant accessibility and activity is always living in now.

This constant accessibility was helpful with data turnaround and evaluation of suspect cases but difficult to sustain and resource intensive.

Potential for local production of drugs could result in constant accessibility of drugs with suitable prices [ 9, 10].

Such storage is dynamic that is, the movement of products is fairly constant, and accessibility of items is essential.

These spaces would be defined so as to have different volumes, rate constants for accessibility, etc., to reflect their heterogeneous physical structure and, given the number of parameters required, would require detailed experimental information at the cellular and molecular level.

Indeed, the μ a terms can be seen as an additive constant to each accessibility term for a given accessibility class (see additional file 6).

A probable explanation why tumour visualization is hampered for the lowest dose cohorts is that dose-dependent uptake in normal tissues leads to lower visual tumour contrast, assuming similar binding constants and accessibilities of the target antigen in both normal tissues and tumour.

The study suggests that the most commonly used accessibility measure (constant measure at 8 am) is representative of the relative accessibility (static or dynamic) over the course of the day and is thus appropriate and meaningful to be used by policy-makers, engineers and planners.

HL: This question is always hard to answer because there are so many things to love about NYC: the relentless energy, the multitude of options for food and drink, the global culture, the ease of public transportation, the constant change and growth, the accessibility to get what you need almost anywhere, anytime.