Sentence examples for mitigating access to from inspiring English sources

The present study adds further support to the fundamental role of dental insurance in mitigating access to dental care in Canada.

There is scope to mitigate access at the time these water bodies are created.

8, 16– 18 These findings reinforce the need to consider options to mitigate access barriers for those living within MOH-defined access areas.

"The one thing you want to do is mitigate their access to potential victims".

"In order to ensure the security and integrity of the datasets that the service relies upon for its enhanced analytical capabilities and to reassure data providers that their data will be handled securely, it is essential that the necessary physical controls are in place to mitigate unauthorised access to, or loss of, this information during transportation to and subsequent storage in Thames House".

Many die from preventable illnesses or minor injuries that could be mitigated by access to basic health care.

At the same time, the effect of model numerical misbehaviour on calculation of local gradients is mitigated, this allowing access to the benefits of gradient-based analysis where lack of integrity in finite-difference derivatives calculation would otherwise have impeded such access.

Vertical transmission is mitigated by proper access to antenatal care that includes HIV testing and access to ART [ 28].

Findings also suggest that problems with the cost/staff time associated with inputting data to the registry were mitigated by internet access to the registry.

HIV-specific fears of vertical transmission, orphaning a child, horizontal transmission, and peripartum health are also factors; each of these may be mitigated with improved access to ART and PMTCT programs [ 34, 56].

Such practice variations could mitigate lack of access to endocrinologists, particularly in areas or cases where less severe presentations are treated by primary care physicians and/or other health specialists, such as dietitians.