Sentence examples for more universal access from inspiring English sources
Isn't it time to plan for more universal access to this city?
Due to innate biological properties of NK cells, CAR-NK may outperform CAR-T therapy in terms of less side effects and more universal access, which may become a great reformation in CAR-based cancer immunotherapy.
Todd Vernon, co-founder and CEO of VictorOps, said DevOps pros have their own special needs with better access to information and more universal access so people can collaborate wherever they are.
Blockchain combined with AI allows the information to be completely secure, while allowing a public key and a private key, it is decentralized and distributed which allows for more universal access and lower costs.
We have already lumbered through health care "reform" here in the U.S. Controversial as it has been, it is really just a minor modification of our sick care system, and more universal access to it.
"The wonder of the Affordable Care Act is it really tried to take a more universal approach to enabling access," Bickell added, noting that studies are already showing improved health outcomes in states that have opted for Medicare expansion.
Regarding provision, some countries with a more liberal welfare model opt for a predominantly market-driven approach to ECEC, while some others (e.g. Nordic countries) focus more on universal access.
The partnership with MIT Press is part of an ambitious plan to create more universal and equitable access to knowledge worldwide, bringing some of the most important books of the 20th century to scholars, journalists, students, and the print disabled.
Learn more about the Universal Access Project and get involved at www.universalaccessproject.org.org
I'd be reluctant to build technology policies into ESEA before we really know more about what universal access to digital devices could accomplish.
Comparable research of U.S. stroke patients might be worthwhile to explore in the future in states that have more recently provided universal access to health care.
