It is considered more significant than confidential access and less significant than top-secret access.
Far more significant than mere access to components and machinery, however, is the advantage that home-based related and supporting industries provide in innovation and upgrading an advantage based on close working relationships.
The whole lot of this may feel like apples and oranges thrown into one bucket: the one case of murder is infinitely more significant than restricting access to 2,369 users.
14 It also highlights that the maturity of stroke networks in various states may range significantly in their development, allowing some states to see a more significant increase in access by utilizing methods already adopted in other states.
Less than a month after the Chinese government let its citizens access the English version of Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, it has taken the more significant step of permitting access to most of the Chinese-language version, administrators of the site said yesterday.
Burger King and Dairy Queen have been in some FOBs; even more significant, I think, is access to media, e-mail and the telephone.
"As machine learning becomes a more significant force, the ability to access data becomes more important, and those with access can attain a 'first mover feedback' advantage that can be significant.
But the first box opened yesterday appears to contain a handwritten story by Kafka that has never been seen before, making the granting of public access even more significant than scholars must have expected.
Moreover, treatment options are limited in many resource-constrained settings; if resistance to first-line drugs develops because of poor adherence, the negative consequences are more significant than in countries with access to a broader range of medications.
Benefits in the form of market access were relatively more significant to large dairy producers than to those classified as small.
While the long wait may bother students, there are more significant issues regarding the public's access to critical SAT data.
