With Macaulay's backing, schools instructed Indian students in English, a language that offered "ready access to all the vast intellectual wealth, which all the wisest nations of the earth have created and hoarded in the course of ninety generations," whereas Sanskrit and Arabic offered only "false taste and false philosophy".
These offer: 1) ready access to cash; 2) less dilution than regular equity investment; and 3) no personal guarantee of the debt.
EMR data, in contrast, offers the benefit of providing ready access to up-to-date information and is an emerging source for patient data given the proliferation of EMR systems in recent years [ 12].
As Paul Irving, the institute's Chief Operating Officer, has claimed, a "successful aging" city is one that is "safe, affordable, engaging, and connected... one that offers quality healthcare and an active lifestyle, ready access to transportation, education, employment and recreation".
Thus, through ready access to CNAReporter, a clinician would be able to offer the appropriate treatment to both patients, something that may not have occurred if treatment were based purely on standard histopathological criteria, as is currently the standard of care.
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For example sets of ~1400 screening-ready FDA approved drugs (that physicians would have ready access to), would be the first logical pass for repurposing investigations.
When the inducement is the offer of needed health care, either free or to which the research subject would not otherwise have ready access, he or she may have little choice but to participate.
These advisers have ready access to ministers.
The ready access that technology provides can be reassuring.
