Sentence examples for deficient access from inspiring English sources

In many areas there is deficient access to allied health services to support multidisciplinary team-based management [ 11, 12].

The main barriers to optimal management occurred at the health system level: lack of remuneration for diabetes management, lack of coordination between settings and deficient access to services, particularly in the community.

Table 3 Performance review of various backhaul solutions [55] Backhaul type Backhaul technology Latency Throughput Ideal backhaul Optical fibre <2.5 μs Up to 10 Gbps Non-ideal backhaul Deficient fibre access 5 10 ms 100 1000 Mbps   DSL 15 60 ms 10 100 Mbps   Wireless 5 35 ms 10 100 Mbps up to Gbps.

Our country badly needs investments in infrastructure - one in nine bridges are considered "structurally deficient," and access to public transit must keep up with changing travel trends as Americans drive less.

This could lead to deficient serotonin access in the brain that might cause disturbances in both the serotonergic and the catecholaminergic neurotransmitter systems, since these systems are highly interconnected.

The reactions are easy to set up, are tolerant of various functional groups, and allow quick access to electron-deficient, highly functionalized diaryl ether compounds.

Vulnerability to unauthorized service access [2, 11, 14]   Deficient data mitigation and security     Vulnerability regarding network-based attacks     Deficient service continuity   Perceived strategy & compliance risks (form).

Infrastructure remains deficient with no access to an electricity grid and dependence on local generators.

After watching this cycle for years, I founded The Situation Project in 2011 to provide high performing NYC public schools in these arts-deficient, underserved areas access to this unused inventory.

First, poor farmers working with phosphorus-deficient soils cannot access fertilizer markets, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.

However, there are only a few human cell lines described and restricted access or deficient documentation limit their use in biopharmaceutical production.