Sentence examples for good access of from inspiring English sources

The good rate performance can be ascribed to the hierarchical porous structure, which provided good access of the electrolyte to the electrode interface, reducing path lengths for ion diffusion and accommodating volume changes during cycling.

There has been a good access of army personnel to ART during the last five years with excellent outcomes, and this should serve as an example for other defence forces and large companies in the region.

To evaluate the performance of US in regions in which there was good access for visualization of bone surfaces, we repeated the analysis including just the palmar and dorsal aspects of all joints and the radial and ulnar aspect of the 2nd and 5th MCP joints, respectively.

In part, these findings reveal that women's acceptance of routine testing is the result of good access to information on the benefits of HIV testing both from informal and formal sources.

While access is a complex concept [ 10, 11], for health care consumers living in rural areas a key component of good access to health services is minimising the geographical barriers of distance and isolation, particularly when rural residents are required to travel outside of their immediate town to access health care.

Given the finding of Dunlop and colleagues [ 8] of good access to primary care for lower income individuals, it is perhaps not that surprising that less affluent patients who are visiting their family physician frequently are also accessing the DEC.

The authors also reported that the prognosis of patients with type 1 diabetes remained poor regardless of good access to kidney transplantation.

The survey in 2008, when Tempora was being tested, said the Federal Intelligence Service (BND), had "huge technological potential and good access to the heart of the internet – they are already seeing some bearers running at 40Gbps and 100Gbps".

Likewise fewer patients reported good access to and continuity of care.

For the purpose of analysis, Western Europe was defined to include those countries with a long history of good access to antiretroviral drugs.

Indeed in our univariate regression, perceptions of good access to a GP within 48 h were related to lower admission rates.