Sentence examples for evidence access to from inspiring English sources

Yet despite this overwhelming evidence, access to flexible work and careers is not widespread.

A multicentre study [ 15] suggested that knowledge of appropriate investigations (but not therapeutics) for a hypothetical case of adult pneumonia was strongly associated with access to literature-based scientific evidence (access to medical library, use of local journals and local and developed-country textbooks).

A number of studies suggested an association between availability of health care information (or lack of it) and knowledge or quality of health care: "We have shown that appropriate investigations are strongly associated with access to literature based scientific evidence (access to medical library, use of local journals and local and western textbooks)" [ 15].

The group said it could not collect soil or blood samples as evidence, because "access to Jebel Mara is severely restricted".

Nor did it find evidence that access to a laptop increased motivation, or time devoted to homework or reading.

"There is growing evidence that access to additional funds in a gambling venue is a significant risk factor for problem gambling," said Dr Jonathan Parke, lead researcher at Sophro.

Preliminary studies by the Peruvian government have not found much evidence that access to credit has increased for families that gained titles.

Recently, strong evidence for access to mammoth meat has been described at the Pit 1 locality.

This study provided convincing evidence that access to the de-facto non-contributory health insurance program Seguro Popular in Mexico resulted in decreased risk of miscarriages.

Findings of this study extend the literature by providing empirical evidence that access to microfinance improved quality of life of the poor rural households in Malaysia.

Our results give evidence that access to information on E. multilocularis can enhance realistic risk perception.