Sentence examples for for a direct access from inspiring English sources
But there is still no Israeli approval for a direct access road.
We propose a component-based architecture, named as ARMFUL (Analysis of Raw data from Multiple Files) with raw data extraction and indexing techniques, which allows for a direct access to specific elements or regions of raw data space.
To allow for a direct access to data on the isoelectric point and the size of the IER, these values were pre-calculated and integrated in our database model.
The integration of the isoelectric point and the size of the IER in our database model of the LED furthermore allows for a direct access to these values and a visualization of the titration curve for each protein in the database.
No mutation will be filtered by natural selection, thereby allowing for a direct access to the spontaneous rates and spectrum of mutations.
The UK pilot programme for a direct access tinnitus clinic will need to address any potential issues with complications in the operation of the pathway, such as missed diagnoses, and report on outcomes from therapy, if it is to become a model for a new approach for tinnitus referral.
It also granted the possibility to acquire data during precipitations, which represent the most critical moment in stability terms; indeed, usually traditional monitoring instruments are not able to work in such conditions and to provide such useful information real-time, since they normally require a longer time for the installation and a direct access to the unstable and unsafe sites.
The SAQP emphasizes precise queries where the user has access to the database schema, whereas BioGuide emphasizes to search alternative paths for complementary results without a direct access to the database schema.
After this incubation, the shells were cracked open and the embryo eggs placed in plastic culture dishes (Merck-Eurolab) according to an established shell-less culture technique exposing the CAM to a direct access for experimental manipulation.
The results of this study corroborate existing clinical studies demonstrating that physical therapists can provide safe and effective care for patients with musculoskeletal conditions in a direct access setting [ 21- 26].
Combined with existing evidence demonstrating that physical therapists are capable of providing safe and effective care for patients with musculoskeletal conditions in a direct access setting at a reduced cost to the healthcare system and employers, the results of this study may have implications for health and public policy decisions regarding the care of patients with musculoskeletal conditions.
