Sentence examples for declines in access from inspiring English sources

18 Others found declines in access to care by race/ethnicity with adjustment for secular trends by using self reported data.

The study blamed a decline in access to birth control.

That shortage has caused a decline in access to prenatal care, a critical factor in infant mortality and child health.

The reaction progression with time involves increasing amounts of the carbonaceous products, with a corresponding decline in access to the active sites by pore blockage and, as a consequence, with a corresponding decline in the catalytic activity.

Among developed nations, the United States ranks last in maternal mortality and infant mortality, largely because of its high rate of untreated chronic disease and a decline in access to obstetrical care, particularly in rural areas.

Suicide and depression rates have dramatically increased in young populations within the past 30 years, and can be linked not to a decline in access to mental health services (although this is an issue that needs dire attention), but to a newly emerging and distorted perception of what "good" mental health means.

The decline in access at night and at weekends may be explained by some students' lack of internet access outside of the clinical school, and this would have had an impact on the convenience levels experienced by these students.

Rural households who primarily depend on agricultural production will suffer a decline in food access as a result of poor household production, lack of physical access to food on the market and high food prices.

A recent Arts Council report suggests exactly this – a decline in universal access.

License revenue was up, partially offset by a decline in System Access Fees (SAF).

In any case, I believe the crash would result in a sharp decline in college access and enrollment, followed by an equally sharp decline in higher education revenues.