Sentence examples for helpful access from inspiring English sources

Differential privacy (DP) was considered to manage protection dangers to avert undesirable re-distinguishing proof and other security dangers to people whose individual data is available in big datasets, while giving helpful access to information.

The author thanks A. Boualem for data mining for miRNA precursors, P Audigier and D. Jublot for growing Arabidopsis and extracting RNAs, J.F. Deleuze and G. Haussy (Sanofi-Aventis) for helpful access to a fluorimager, A. Lecharny, A. Winger and K. Boivin for reading the manuscript.

Finally, the care purchasers pointed out that the care group was a helpful access point to introduce new innovations via established channels.

It would also be helpful to access Unpublished Opinions.

"What's unique to Yahoo Together is that it allows you to create long running groups, but create an infinite amount of separate topics to organize conversations, and where helpful, limit access to some of those topics to a subset of the group," he says.

Community-level changes women thought would be helpful were access to healthy foods (91%), public recreation facilities (80%), and nutrition information in restaurants (79%).Awareness of CVD as the leading cause of death among women has nearly doubled since 1997 but is stabilizing and continues to lag in racial/ethnic minorities.

and the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) may be especially helpful for access to Acthar Gel.

For example, it is unlikely to be helpful if accessed in the beginning of the data entry session when there is little data in the record, but much more helpful in the end.

Although this approach may be helpful, a wider access to clinical decision support systems is desirable and a significant proportion of respondents expressed the willingness to access such systems.

Extending this proposal to Chinese and English more generally, in the presence of a large number of homophones in Chinese, phonology is activated but is not helpful, so lexical access is effectively a direct link between orthography and semantics (supporting the direct access hypothesis).

Access helpful resources, including hospitality, facilities, parking, mail delivery, and more.