Sentence examples for minimising access from inspiring English sources
In theory, closed blood conservation device systems reduce this risk by minimising access through open sampling ports [28].
In theory, closed blood conservation device systems reduce this risk by minimising access through open sampling ports [ 28].
"But the public needs to hear about the consequences people face for speaking out, and to understand the level they go to in minimising access".
Should we routinely ask patients whether they want their records coded to minimise access by external organisations?
It has been suggested that metabolism of nitroimidazoles by aerobic cells in tumours might be sufficient to minimise access of these compounds to hypoxic regions, particularly at the micromolar concentrations currently in use clinically.
Nonetheless p-glycoprotein minimises access of synthetic steroids like dexamethasone to the brain [169] and appears responsible for the preferential access of the non-substrate corticosterone rather than cortisol to human cerebrospinal fluid [124].
This approach minimises access to the patient records for research purposes, ensures all patient-identifiable data remains within the practice until explicit consent has been given for it to be released to the study team, and automates the production of study paperwork.
To minimise theft, access to the open plan has to be controlled.
The legal system in particular was recognised as a major detriment to creativity and factual reporting; therefore, it is essential that legislation governing content be minimised, effective access to information maximised, and criminalising matters of expression of opinion be removed.
In addition, public health-care systems provide comprehensive coverage of the population, minimising differences in access to care, and in the quality of services.
Minimising the time taken to access thrombolysis is crucial in acute stroke as treatment must be initiated within 4.5 hours of the onset, and the earlier the better, to achieve the best outcomes.
