Sentence examples for exist to access from inspiring English sources
Various posterolateral approaches exist to access ventral thoracic spinal canal pathologies.
Some opportunities exist to access carbon finance by reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries (REDD), and through renewable energy and energy efficiency.
They are intended for exploratory analysis and simple debugging; other routines exist to access this information in a more programmatic manner.
Asked about Dutton's comment, Eric Wenger, the global director of cybersecurity at Cisco, told the committee if it were mandated to build "any capability" that did not previously exist to access communications "that would contradict our policy that we don't have back doors in our products".
In our setting, where barriers may exist to access hospital care, hospital controls may, however, be more similar to cases than community controls with respect to unmeasured factors associated with access to care.
Additional included tools exist to access Nimblegen array quickly (e.g. readPairFile), access features of aroma.affymetrix objects (e.g. getProbePositionsDf) and aggregate sequencing reads according to proximity to annotation (e.g. annotationCounts).
Cities exist to provide access to people, goods, services and information: the better and more efficient this access, the greater the social and economic benefits of urban living.
The truth is, they exist to ration access to benefits, despite the best efforts of staff.
Greater online centralization creates greater vulnerability because there more powerful "choke points" exist to restrict access to web content.
While many approaches exist to improve access to cervical cancer screening (including training midwives to screen), no other program, to our knowledge, has focused on creating a physical simulator training device.
Instead, the journal should exist to "gain access and mindfulness", and to allow yourself to step outside of the present and start making a change.
