Sentence examples for measures for access from inspiring English sources

Our two main outcome measures for access to health facilities are shown in Table 2: (1) the percentage of live births during the three years prior to the survey date that took place in a health facility, and (2) the percentage of children under 3 years of age that were treated at a health facility, of those who reported coughing and rapid breathing in the two weeks prior to the survey.

Regarding the nine legal empowerment measures for access to justice and the rule of law, the CRPD addresses four measures fully, three partly and two not at all.

Overall, the CRPD fully or partially supports two-thirds of the proposed measures (seven out of nine measures for access to justice and the rule of law, none of the five measures for property rights, all seven measures for labor rights, and six out of nine measures for business rights).

A second limitation is that the methodology depends on a geographic distance based measure for access which fails to account for topography or social drivers of a household's access to water.

The relative weight of the various access barriers should be disentangled in order to design effective measures for limiting access inequalities.

Currently, there are no national-level comparative data registries to gather information regarding PICC placement, care, or maintenance, and there are no benchmarks or quality measures for vascular access specialists.

Furthermore, we introduce performance measures for multiple access systems based on the diagonal elements of a modified multipacket reception matrix, and show that our measures describe the upper limit of the vector of stable arrival rates for a finite number of users.

We also controlled for measures of access to care and modelled Primary Care Trust fixed effects to account for differences in resourcing of crisis resolution and home treatment teams providing alternative home care in emergencies and playing a 'gatekeeping' role in hospital admissions.

Adjusting for these measures of access to care greatly decreased the association between the incidence of ESRD and the area-based measure of SES, suggesting that financial access to care mediates this association in part.

Our analysis provided evidence of construct validity for measures of screening and preventative health care in the Star Ratings and QOF but not for different measures of access to services.

For analyses of measures of access to kidney transplantation (informed of transplant options and placement on the deceased donor kidney waitlist), those who received transplants without prior dialysis (n = 17,504), were placed on the waitlist prior to starting dialysis (n = 19,431), or were aged ≥70 years (n = 246,891) were excluded from the 675,889 ESRD patients, leaving 392,513 for analyses.