Sentence examples for experienced access from inspiring English sources

Nine out of ten students experienced that they received satisfactory answers to questions and requests, but significantly more students at the University of Tromsø experienced access to information on the website as low or very low (61%) compared with the other faculties (9%) (p < 0.001).

The 1.46 million working-age veterans that did not have health insurance last year all experienced reduced access to care as a consequence, leading to "six preventable deaths a day".

By using experienced Vascular Access Nurse Specialists to assess patency we have attempted to maintain standardisation and perform a clinically relevant assessment of outcome.

More experienced researchers accessed bespoke research training paid for with DRT money.

She is well known and is an experienced campaigner with access to huge sums of money.

That this method is now being fostered by Bill Gates's foundation satisfies the longstanding demand of professionals — new and experienced — to have access to peer review, in order to improve their teaching in a way that is supportive rather than threatening.

One way experienced industry people access this hidden job market is via third-party recruiters, independent "headhunters" like me who help employers fill hard-to-fill positions.

Percutaneous tracheotomy in these situations can be envisioned by an experienced team with access to the technical means to improve the usual procedure: fiberoptic bronchoscopy, cervical Doppler ultrasound, surgical approach to the tracheal rings, tracheotomy equipment adapted to the anatomical problem (e.g., special tracheotomy kits for obese patients).

An experienced nurse, with access to a physician, administered synacthen and supervised the participants.

Unfortunately the behavior of Clade 4 individuals could not be observed as they are found in a location (Lago Primo) that only very experienced cavers can access.

Potential participants were selected by the WHO/MSB team based on the scope of the local HIV epidemic among IDUs, and the presence of experienced investigators with access to resources to undertake both the RAR and the questionnaire and seroprevalence survey.