Sentence examples for higher levels of access from inspiring English sources

Findings suggest that higher levels of access reduce risk of water insecurity.

This study supports the proposition that higher levels of access to nature, daylight, and outdoor environments are perceived to have significantly more restorative potential in healthcare workplaces.

The exploit works because drive's web-based dashboard doesn't properly check a user's credentials before giving a possible attacker access to tools that should require higher levels of access.

Users reach higher levels of access in one of two ways: either through a vouching system or by proving themselves as valuable contributors to the network through the provision of some ground level of services (e.g. contracting to create hundreds of accounts on various websites).

As people move up the energy ladder to higher levels of access, policymakers should transition deployment support to full access technologies like mini-grids and larger solar home systems.

These differences may reflect higher levels of access and use of antibiotics in the urban setting.

Ms. Emmerling, who has decorated all of Mrs. Kenner's homes and was happy that the Republicans won the election ("because they invite me down to Washington and the Democrats don't"), was wearing a security pin that gave her a higher level of access.

"We're selling a service to governments and public health organizations to provide a higher level of access to healthcare to millions living in rural and remote areas," Rinaudo said.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Syria and Pakistan each had high levels of access to care, but low percentages accessing public sector care.

Most English teachers have high levels of access to professional development, according to the report, which found that teachers are rarely expected to pay for training.

German Christian Democrat MEP Reimer Böge, the former chair of the European parliament's budgets committee, has said the UK could pay up to €5bn a year for the highest levels of access to the single market, equivalent to the status of Norway.