Sentence examples for explore the accessibility from inspiring English sources

To explore the accessibility of standardized printed information materials of the national Dutch colorectal cancer screening program among low health literate screening invitees and to assess the effect of the information on their knowledge about colorectal cancer and the screening program.

The achieved time for the respondent goes through statistical analysis to explore the accessibility, strength and stability of respondent's attitude (Draisma and Dijkstra 2004, p. 133).

To explore the accessibility of DNA in the replication bodies, DNaseI was applied into detergent permeabilized cells (Figure S1).

This study sought to explore the accessibility of community pharmacies in England by walking distance: this is a key strength.

Interviews will be carried out with a purposive sample of 40 60 patients to explore the accessibility of the service, the value, acceptability and influence of telephone and face-to-face care, and how services could be improved.

This is the first study to explore the accessibility of a GP premises by walking distance, and compare it to community pharmacies accessibility: this is a strength of this work, as this approach overcomes the financial challenges associated with using a car or public transport to access a GP premises.

The current study explores the accessibility of porous adsorbent media based on thermally initiated free-radical polymerization of a vinylPOSS cage mixture.

There have been several studies that have explored the accessibility of GP services, although none have done so by average walking distance, as we have reported herein.

The ability to effectively stabilize the soluble Cr VI) fraction of the COPR will be assessed, exploring the accessibility of the Cr VI) for reduction and its susceptibility to re-oxidation after stabilization.

For example, a study by Lin (2004) explored the accessibility of community pharmacies by elderly patients in Illinois and sought to estimate the disparity between urban and rural areas.

'Activity space' as a term has been used in several geographical studies in a variety of applications such as exploring the accessibility to healthcare facilities (Sherman, Spencer, Preisser, Gesler, & Arcury, 2005) or to describe the spatial patterns of offenders (Brantingham & Brantingham, 2008, p. 78).