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The median life expectancy for a 25-year old newly HIV-infected individual who has access to ARV treatment is an additional 39 years. 2 Large observational cohort studies have shown that starting ARV sooner in the course of HIV disease is associated with a significant reduction in mortality.

The group also has access to considerable oil reserves in newly-conquered territory, with less fear of coalition air strikes hampering operations.

He has access to capital.

Consider who has access.

Everyone has access to technology.

We thus investigated how the pleiotropic disorders generated during the larval stages by environmental stresses such as food scarcity might interfere with adult neurogenesis when the newly born animals have access to optimal food conditions.

(EC) But two commented:- "No, it is very rare that newly appointed consultants have access.

The Affordable Care Act provided $9.5 billion in funding over 5 years through a dedicated Health Center Fund, beginning in 2011, to allow health centers to expand their operational capacity with a goal of ensuring the newly insured would have access points for care.

In the larger, but still nimble environment of an acquiring company, newly acquired innovators can have access to far greater resources and a larger customer base through which to accelerate their innovations.

Then for the first time Alain had access to newly restored instruments of Bach's day as opposed to copies, and the resulting ability to match the characteristics of particular organs with specific pieces led to a third cycle, which was initiated in 1986.

All of the new territories, mostly in South America, will have access to the newly-announced mobile products.