Sentence examples for hasten access from inspiring English sources

There is an urgent need to hasten access to FES in the U.S. Despite improving outcomes for those in treatment, STEP and PREPR continue to admit patients long after psychosis onset.

There is an urgent need to hasten access to established FES in the U.S. Despite improved outcomes for those in treatment, these FES routinely engage patients a year or more after psychosis onset.

In summary, testing an empirically based DUP reduction strategy (Primary Aim) is a logical next step for both FES programs (STEP & PREPR) as we seek effective ways to hasten access to our established and effective services.

The model conceives of these levels as not just sources of referral or delay but rather as 'filters,' hastening access to STEP for some kinds of patients while potentially delaying it for others.

While European access to US shale gas is currently constrained by American licensing procedures, a successful conclusion of ongoing ambitious trade talks aimed at creating a transatlantic free trade area would also hasten European access to American deliveries.

GEAR was publicly proposed as a way to provide a fast growing economy, create jobs, redistribute income, and hasten universal access to basic needs [ 7].

For the perpetrator, infanticide may be accidental (e.g., offspring crushed by fighting adults), provide food resources, reduce resource competition, reduce future competitors of own offspring, prevent adoption or, for males, potentially reduce other males' reproductive success while increasing and hastening their access to victimized females (Ebensperger 1998).

I wonder whether this reduced access hastened her demise".

Our goal is to hasten the day all Americans have access to the information, techniques and treatments they need to harness the tremendous potential of their own brains.

Similar cuts at O2 and Vodafone are now likely, and will hasten the spread of superfast mobile internet access.

That would hasten the end of $25 billion a year in access and other fees collected by the Bells for delivering calls over traditional networks (albeit MCI, for now, pays fees even on Internet calls).