Sentence examples for inefficient access from inspiring English sources

The present results indicating high levels of untreated dental caries irrespective of dental attendance frequency might point towards an inefficient access to oral health care services in Sudan.

This may impose an inefficient data access pattern by causing frequent seeks to retrieve each small block.

This is as a result of the effectiveness, low cost and the availability of these herbal medicines, the economic crisis, high cost of industrialized medicines, inefficient public access to medical and pharmaceutical care, in addition to the side effects caused by synthetic drugs are some of the factors contributing to the central role of medicinal plants in health care [ 2, 3].

In such a situation the host may be intermittently exposed to some M. leprae components (e.g. LAM) due to inefficient clearance or access of drug into nerves leading to changes in component concentrations, altering the drive to complement activation that may be relevant to the ongoing disease process.

Storing numerical data as ASCII text is inefficient and impedes random access to the data.

The observed high rates may be due to uncontrolled consumption, consequence of easy access to inefficient and cheap antibiotics.

However, a substantive body of research [23 26] indicates that specialised logic consumes significantly less power than programmable logic due to the removal of overheads such as instruction processing, register accesses and inefficient memory layouts.

The phase-locked loop (PLL) method used in conventional time-division multiple access system is inefficient due to the very long acquisition time.

However, it is time-consuming and inefficient for individual researchers to access accurate information on male reproduction in plants.

Indeed, it will make those inefficient credentials even more difficult to access.

The idea was to use computers to cut out the inefficient social interaction needed to gain access to sex.