Sentence examples for loss access from inspiring English sources
To minimize packet loss, access router performs bicasting for roaming node.
As a result, hearing loss access needs are often overlooked.
Students from urban backgrounds wrote about difficulties in making a transition from urban living to rural living citing limitations on social life and privacy, the loss access to technology and limited sporting facilities.
Patients in clinical trial treatment regimens are often not at liberty to exit without some kind of loss (access to medicine and medical treatment principally), even though it is a principle of human subjects protection that individuals be guaranteed the right to cease participation at any time.
Many CSPs offer to make 'best efforts' or to take 'reasonable and appropriate measures' to secure data against accidental or unlawful loss, access or disclosure, but this is distinct from a legal representation that the service will be uninterrupted or error free or that data will be fully secure or not otherwise lost or damaged.
With respect to educational losses, access to education was clearly associated with hopes for obtaining gainful employment to provide basic needs for self and one's family.
We commenced the analysis by examining univariate associations between socio-demographic characteristics (sex, age, marital status, education, employment), the five TE domains (conflict-related trauma, witnessing murders, traumatic losses, access to emergency care, childhood adversities), and pillars 1 and 3 of the ADAPT model (safety/security and injustice).
Chief among them was this: "US perceptions of the UK/USA partnership diminish, leading to loss of access, and/or reduction in investment in accesses of interest to the UK".
But what is most likely to be the immediate effect is simply the loss of access to higher education, and particularly the loss of access to the kind of training and education that carries the promise of lifting the working poor into the working and middle classes, just when those opportunities are needed the most.
Numerous other studies have confirmed that reduction in or loss of access to land leads directly to reduced income and access to food.
"If the legislation enacted creates even a perception of a loss of access to the groundwater that was accessible before, my land value goes down," Puglia said.
