Sentence examples for increased access of from inspiring English sources
Increased access of nitrogen seems to partly compensate yield losses from poor insect pollination.
It was anticipated that DNMT3L deficiency would predominantly be associated with increased transcription as a consequence of a looser chromatin state and increased access of transcription factors to gene promoters.
Family health centres have increased access of the less fortunate to health care.
The process has strengthened governance, justice and rule of law; has increased access of the poor and marginalized segments of the population to quality basic social services; has bolstered decentralization to bring basic social services closer to the people.
It is possible that the HDAC inhibitor allows increased access of the transcription factors to the demethylated gene as a result of increased levels of histone acetylation and the resulting chromatin remodelling (Egger et al, 2007).
These findings further support the perspective of authors [ 43, 44, 45] who argue that adolescents' negative attitudes towards individuals with mental disorders may be amenable to change through educational programming related to mental illness and that this may lead to improved attitudes and increased access of mental health care by youth [ 46, 47].
President Clinton must be applauded for his move to increase access of AIDS-related drugs in sub-Saharan Africa (news article, May 11).
Springer Nature recognizes the efforts of funding bodies to increase access of the research they fund, and strongly encourages authors to participate in such efforts.
What can we do to increase access of health service providers for the DTC participants?
ICT increases access of women and girls to critical information (whether medical or social and, here especially, safety).
Molly Hemmeter: At Curation Foods, our mission is to increase access of plant-based foods that have 100% clean ingredients to as many people as possible, in a way that respects people and preserves our planet for future generations.
