Sentence examples for in-depth access from inspiring English sources

The qualitative study relies on in-depth access to a large-scale NPD program in the machine manufacturing industry.

Zoho has also added more in-depth access controls to wikis, which allows administrators to set permissions for Workspaces, multiple groups, individuals, domains, public, and for users within an organization.

"Giving our customers more in-depth access and analysis of their energy usage has always been part of the Nest vision," said Tony Fadell, Nest founder and CEO said in a released statement today.

"ISPs are using the same big-data tracking and targeting techniques that have raised privacy concerns about Google and Facebook when we go online," he says, arguing these companies pose a new threat to consumer privacy because they can have such in-depth access to data —  including from computers and mobile phones but also because they can know what people watch via set-top boxes and connected TVs.

Rarely does a film have such in-depth access to the characters it follows.

Through in-depth interviews, access to Steward's voluminous private papers, and the Kinsey archives (to which Steward had been invited to contribute), Justin Spring has unlocked and exposed a world that until now was only hinted at by other writers.

Citations and References: For investigative or in-depth stories, greater access to the sources behind the facts and assertions.

Here, we provide a comprehensive analysis of triple-negative BC features on several molecular levels in BC cell lines, thereby creating an in-depth resource to access the suitability of individual lines as experimental models for studying BC tumour biology, biomarkers and possible therapeutic targets in the context of preclinical target validation.

Despite recognition of the importance of the patient perspective in understanding access to care, few studies have explored in-depth the meaning of "access" to low-income families, nor have they examined how these families prioritize access elements, including availability, affordability, and acceptability, when not all are achievable.

"Our readers attach huge value to the celebrity access, in-depth analysis and trusted opinion Now delivers every week – it's why they are prepared to pay a premium price for the magazine.

It requires in-depth, qualitative analysis to access ground truths and understand the 'hearts and minds' of people.