Sentence examples for improved access of from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that there exists a great scope for increasing the cultivation of improved pigeonpea through an improved access of farmers to credit markets.

Over a ten-years period MOH has become less prevalent and the clinical profile has improved over time suggesting an earlier recognition of MOH and an improved access of these patients to specialists' service.

The novel vaccination approach presented here may therefore enable both improved access of the vaccine strain to the host cell cytoplasm and superior processing and presentation of Mtb antigens to CD8+ T cells.

It should also support improved access of children to education as well as restrict sugar access.

Previous studies have shown that reduced cell wall pectin methylesterification allows improved access of PG to degrade pectin and promote cell separation in the testa.

Radiotherapy treatment may also disrupt the blood brain barrier (van Vulpen et al, 2002) that would allow improved access of gefitinib to brain tumour tissue.

Although we demonstrated an uptake higher than that found by Dhont et al. in Rwanda (38%%) [ 6] - who looked at effect of improved access on the uptake of Long Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC)- both studies show that improving access to LARC improves their uptake particularly in regards to implants.

Across the four Models of Care, many of the Network projects were integrated to achieve the broad aim of improved access to, and delivery of, services for consumers with musculoskeletal health conditions.

Consequently, the FAO initiated development of an EAF Toolbox to provide improved access to knowledge of the EAF process and tools suitable for its implementation.

"The critical new rail line would provide Lower Manhattan with dramatically improved access to one of the region's most important labor pools and the region's premier international gateway," the letter said.

HIV prevalence in paediatric inpatients is approximately 15%%; antiretroviral therapy is widely available and improved access to prevention of mother-to-child HIV infection transmission programmes (PMTCT) has reduced national vertical HIV transmission rates to 2.4%% in 2012 [ 9].