Sentence examples for graded access from inspiring English sources

We should refocus efforts on improving and promoting graded access to summaries of evidence.

11 The five most commonly reported facilitators to uptake of evidence from systematic reviews were: the perception of systematic reviews as having multiple uses; a content that included benefits, harms and costs; a format with graded access and executive summary; training in use and peer-group support.

It is possible that subjects have graded access to stimulus information at some levels of representation (e.g., the characters in Experiment 3) while having all-or-none access to other levels of stimulus representation (e.g., word form and meaning in Experiment 1).

Residential houses in the urban areas are grouped closely together and arranged in blocks with paved or graded road access.

So the agency decided to take a "graded approach".

"You are going to see a graded approach.

At the end is a sprawling farmhouse set on a hill and surrounded by spruce and oak; a graded incline provides wheelchair access to the front door.

In either case, the subjective task ratings at the end of each block in Experiment 1 revealed that subjects indeed had access to a graded, parametric representation of self-performance, which followed a similar pattern to that of task choices (Fig. 3a, b).

Within the limits set by these annual decisions, patients under the ORB have access to a graded range of passes from secure units.

In summary, the technique and the results of a new access technique for graded inferior obliquus recession have been presented, which seems to be safe and more rational than previous openings.

The evidence suggests that systematic reviews should be presented in an easily understood way with information accessed in a graded manner.