Sentence examples for maintenance of access from inspiring English sources

Background: The achievement and maintenance of access sites for hemodialysis is a persistent challenge for both the vascular surgeon and the clinical nephrologist.

In line with the Appraisal-Tendency framework (Scherer et al. 2001), these affective responses can then influence consumers' post-purchase decisions (e.g., loss or maintenance of access to goods/services) and ultimately their satisfaction (Hibbert et al. 2012) and loyalty (DeWitt et al. 2008).

Warfarin has not been studied in randomized trials in this population, and trials of low-intensity warfarin for the maintenance of access patency showed no benefit [ 7, 8].

This analysis will be supported by extensive sensitivity analysis to explore the importance of different extrapolation assumptions for example, regarding the durability of effects, the likely requirements for upkeep maintenance of access to woodlands, and possible health benefits of any increase in physical activity.

We use this term because we see an analogy between traditional library functions such as acquisitions, cataloging, maintenance, provision of access, and "weeding" of materials and the functions that appear to be needed for CDS content management.

So what is a rightwing media apparatus dedicated to the maintenance of unrestricted access to powerful assault weapons to do?

(8) Administer the Privacy Act of 1974, 5 U.S.C. 552a, and 49 CFR part 10 (Maintenance of and Access to Records Pertaining to Individuals) in connection with the records of the Operating Administration.

Maintenance of the access to workers who are nationals of the UK or the EU It seems likely the Conservative government will adopt a points-based immigration system that will favour skilled workers, alleviating the concerns of Japanese employers at the loss of unfettered access to EU nationals.

It added, though, that the threat of a debt restructuring or default will hang over Spain for years: In Moody's view, the maintenance of market access is critical because the risk that some form of burden-sharing will be imposed on bondholders is material for those countries that rely entirely or to a very large extent on official-sector funding for an extended period of time.

Maintenance of traditional access to land: this is specific to groups of pastoralists who transhume to land owned by others, and the use of which is based on unwritten agreements between elders of generations ago in the different communities concerned and that have sedimented over the years into an irrevocable tradition.

The use of i.v. ATO is inconvenient, as it requires frequent patient visits for administration and maintenance of vascular access, further complicated by an observed increase in the rate of central venous catheter-associated thrombosis among APL patients compared with acute lymphocytic leukemia and AML patients.