Sentence examples for detection and access from inspiring English sources

Our scheme could also assist Machine-to-Machine communications to increase the network lifetime, with potentially some cognitive-radio capabilities and opportunistic detection and access.

Although over the years the number of deaths from tuberculosis in Peru have declined and detection and access to treatment have improved due to the work led by Socios En Salud, there is still much to do.

And these regions account for about 70% of the world's cancer deaths - a situation that is made worse by the lack of early detection and access to treatment.

Because children living with disabilities or facing development delays are particularly vulnerable to missing out on services and care in Palestine, UNICEF SoP promotes early disability detection and access to services for those children and their families.

While the incidence of breast cancer remains highest in more developed regions, the mortality rate is much higher in less developed countries, primarily because early detection and access to treatment facilities are lacking.

The NTP 2009 2013 strategic plan purposed to take advantage of the huge presence of the private sector in Ghana's health delivery to improve TB case detection and access to TB care services through inclusive service provision (24).

Although these comparisons are somewhat biased by the lack of comparability of the age-structure of the patient populations and the healthy migrant effect, they are likely to reflect true differences in survival, possibly due to higher breast cancer awareness, availability of early detection activities, and access to diagnostic and treatment facilities in England.

Fingerprint biometrics -- which means fingerprint detection and swiping access -- eliminates the passwords and PIN codes which users have grudgingly accepted over the past two decades.

Path-breaking applications of VMI have been developed in relation to cloud security, cloud intrusion detection and cloud access management.

Glaucoma is a condition where early detection and thus access to treatment is associated with better outcomes.

[ 8, 9] These issues highlight the need for innovative youth friendly screening programs to increase detection and provide access to treatment and education about chlamydia in the community.