Sentence examples for evidence of access from inspiring English sources

In analyses done to test for this, we did not find significant evidence of access barriers to primary care (results not shown).

The latter is the evidence of access, and availability is the mere existence of the service.

More recently there is emerging evidence of access to and use of FP by women living with HIV [ 16- 19].

Access is the degree of fit between the consumer and the service, and activity data from the evaluation showed that MHEC-RAP was well used by the ED providers, offering further evidence of access through use [ 33].

Since guidelines for asthma and COPD recommended access to a short-acting inhaled bronchodilator for all patients with asthma and for symptomatic (mild-severe) patients with COPD, evidence of access to a short-acting inhaled bronchodilator was used as a surrogate for concordance with guideline recommendations for pharmacotherapeutic interventions [ 6, 8].

Most of the barriers were shared across countries, and included lack of time, lack of skills in finding, appraising and interpreting evidence, lack of access to relevant evidence and difficulty arranging meetings and achieving consensus.

I hope that from its beginnings in this first volume, Evolution: Education & Outreach will continue to evolve forms most beautiful and wonderful: forms of argument and evidence; forms of access to information; and in general all forms of communication and expression that will promote understanding of evolution and its consequences.

Patients were monitored for any of the three dialysis events; outpatient start of an intravenous (IV) antimicrobial, evidence of local access site infection (LASI) and access-associated bacteremia.

Research evidence suggests that there are no significant issues of patient safety resulting from direct access to DCPs [ 11], but strong evidence of improved access to dental care, cost benefits to patients and increased patient satisfaction.

Even despite those efforts to hide the documents, they are littered with evidence of industry access".

Oil companies had complained that Iraq was squeezing them for illegal surcharges, and Mr. Hussein's lavish spending on palaces and monuments provided more evidence of his access to unrestricted cash.