Since its inception, minimal access surgery has been a dynamic field, experiencing successive leaps in technique and instrumental design.
The bioinformatics community has developed a policy of open access and open data since its inception.
Notoriously difficult to access at the time of its inception in 1910, Glacier owed much of its early success to the Great Northern Railway, a pioneering line conceived and constructed by industrialist James J Hill -- aka the "Empire Builder" -- in the 1890s.
Another argument is that even small effect sizes can have long term importance; children in locations with access to Head Start at its inception had lower mortality rates and slightly better educational outcomes as adults than did comparable children without access (Ludwig & Miller, 2007; Ludwig & Phillips, 2007).
Since its inception, the APLO has shown to decrease sex workers' access to condoms, HIV/AIDS education and occupational training, such as English classes.
The PEDro database (www.pedro.org.au, 23 October 2015, date last accessed) was searched from its date of inception to May 17, 2015 to find potentially relevant publications.
Since its inception, the organization's mission has revolved around providing public access to contemporary art, a goal Baume said is more relevant than ever.
Net Neutrality "is a fundamental design principle" put in place at the inception of the Internet to ensure that everyone had equal access to information online, and that the network would foster innovation and ideas.
Since its inception in 2001, a primary reason that people are denied access to the 30-baht plan is a lack of identifying documents [ 55, 56], which is a particular problem for the stateless population of Thailand.
In an editorial published on Bloomberg View late Sunday night, he said the practice of allowing reporters access to limited subscriber information dated back to the inception of the news arm of the giant financial information company founded by Michael R. Bloomberg.
In an editorial published on Bloomberg View on Sunday night, Matthew Winkler, editor in chief of Bloomberg News, said the practice of allowing reporters access to limited subscriber information dated back to the inception of the news arm of the financial information company founded by Michael R. Bloomberg.
