Sentence examples for more rapid access from inspiring English sources
Researchers were supportive of the initiative seeing a national research register as having the potential to overcome their problem of accessing and recruiting patients and offering the advantage of more rapid access to a wider pool of patients.
Based on the observation that over the last 30 years the cost of development has risen regularly as the number of new chemical entities reaching the market has fallen, how can "savings" be made in terms of clinical development, the objective being more rapid access to a drug for medical needs that are not covered?
For such applicants, greater and more rapid access to VR services would increase the likelihood of subsequent SSA benefit application and receipt3.
In fact, many of the leaders I have interviewed actually led their companies to adopt different mobile devices like iPads because it helped them gain more rapid access to email.
After all, in the rest of the world, where the FDA's deadly overcaution did not apply, there have been no new thalidomides, but many people have been better able to extend their lives and alleviate their suffering through more rapid access to new products.
In this regard, patient phenotyping could be the way forward in providing more rapid access to new drugs.
This approach avoided the time and expense needed to create physical maps and provided more-rapid access to the DNA sequence.
While it retains the Routemaster's curves and its rear platform – open only when a conductor is aboard in the daytime – three doorways and two staircases mean more rapid boarding and access for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
If the latter, we would need more specialists with rapid access.
The advent of electronic health records and standardized formats may facilitate more rapid access to precious information mandatory for improving and sustaining quality.
Embedded functionality, additional whiteboard views, and the integration with ED and institutional information system components, such as the computerized patient record or the provider order entry system, provide rapid access to more detailed information.
