Sentence examples for facilities for access from inspiring English sources

In our contemporary society, the information technologies have expanded in all areas and for education there is currently a range of facilities for access to information, knowledge and training skills to acquire new knowledge required in the educational process.

The library's primary objectives are to provide sources of information that meets the needs of beneficiaries, provide necessary facilities for access to available information sources, and organizing various cultural programs such as, cultural events, seminars, lectures, film presentations, videos, art and book exhibitions.

This has left millions of Tanzanians in rural areas, including the study area, to rely on public sector facilities for access to the recommended first-line treatment for malaria.

The predilection of EPTB for women may be linked with the limited facilities for access to healthcare and prevalence of other risk factors such as smoking habit [ 2, 5].

This has left millions of Tanzanians in rural areas to rely on public sector facilities for access to the recommended first-line treatment for malaria, or if they seek treatment from more convenient retail outlets, to receive suboptimal therapies, primarily SP, which is more affordable and widely available.

We gratefully acknowledge the Hud (GA Tech), Lyon (GA Tech), Lutz (Emory) laboratories, the Institute for Bioengineering and Biosciences core facility for access to instrumentation and D. Vollrath (Stanford) for helpful discussions.

Facilities for easy access by students to the internet should be available within the teaching department.

A self-administered questionnaire collected information on the fluid intake habits of participants at work and at home, participant's opinions on the adequacy of workplace facilities for water access, their barriers to water consumption, smoking status and socio-demographic characteristics.

We would also like to thank a) Dr. J. Quackenbush for providing access to the Eukaryotic Genomics laboratory of TIGR and its DNA microarray facilities and for his assistance with the DNA microarray measurements and b) the UMD Green House facility for providing access to the growth chambers.

We thank Steven Tam for laboratory assistance; Song Min So at the CDFA Waimanalo medfly mass rearing facility for providing access to irradiated and non-irradiated Vienna line medfly; Kauai Coffee for providing infested coffee cherry for wild medfly collection; Yale Center for Genome Analysis for Illumina HiSeq services.

The authors are grateful to QFAB (Queensland Facility for Advanced Bioinformatics) for access to the IPA program.