Sentence examples for more efficient access from inspiring English sources

Benefits of an electronic health record in ambulatory practices fall within three main categories: improved patient care through more efficient access to accurate records; improved office efficiency; and potential financial benefit.

As a result, students will have more efficient access to well-informed counseling.

Unlike other men in professional tennis, he brings two towels with him to the back of the court, for more efficient access.

"The federal courts recognize that the public should share in the benefits of information technology, including more efficient access to court case files," the 14-judge panel said in its report to the Judicial Conference of the United States.

At the same time, more governments and councils around the world are joining the Open Government Data movement, leveraging modern information infrastructure to allow fair and more efficient access to public and tax-funded data.

Document warehouses, unlike traditional document management systems, include extensive semantic information about documents, cross-document feature relations, and document grouping or clustering to provide a more accurate and more efficient access to text-oriented business intelligence.

Cities exist to provide access to people, goods, services and information: the better and more efficient this access, the greater the social and economic benefits of urban living.

This, together with the DDR3 optimized burst access are the facts that drove us to look into a more efficient memory access for MC.

In the UK and Ireland the emphasis was on enhancing efficiency when introducing nurse prescribing, i.e. striving for quicker and more efficient patient access to medicines and better use of health professionals' skills and knowledge.

It was more efficient to access the sites on Safari.

There are significant benefits in terms of saving staff, being more efficient, greater access for the public.