Sentence examples for operational access to from inspiring English sources
This ZnSe CTAB electrode system provides operational access to design environment-friendly CPs sensors.
This CDs CTAB CS modified electrochemical sensor provides an operational access to design simpler, low toxicity and environment-friendly sensors based on carbon dots.
The PPY/GOx/SWCNTs-PhSO3−/PB hybrid material has a potential to provide operational access to a large group of oxidase enzymes for designing a variety of biosensing devices.
Under a heading – "The need to be successful!" – the author wrote: "As the first NSA users to receive operational access [to Tempora], we're depending on you to provide the business case required to justify expanded access.
A protection analysis was also at odds with a prioritization of assessing and reacting to gaps in medical care to the war-affected population, especially in a context where the organization had stopped itself from speaking out in a pragmatic attempt to ensure continued operational access.
Corporate portals use metadata and eXtensible Markup Language to integrate unstructured data to structured data from enterprise operational databases, supplying access to corporate information through a personalized interface, available over the internal hypertext network the Intranet.
To overcome these gaps in a cost-effective manner, enterprise leaders must consider a range of potential partners that can provide support across a wide range of functions - for example, helping to facilitate operational activities, providing access to financial and other resources, influencing supply and demand, or otherwise enhancing the context in which the enterprise operates.
Fourteen startups have been selected and they receive mentorship, operational support and access to potential investors in order to scale into global players.
Similarly, households with older household heads, higher operational land, and access to an irrigation facility sell a higher amount of rice seed in the market.
In order that clearer analysis on costs and benefits can occur, improved financial and operational accounting and access to data relating to wildland rural fire fighting efforts is warranted.
The authors would also like to thank Dr Rosemary White and the High Resolution Plant Phenomics Centre (HRPPC; Canberra, Australia) for operational assistance and access to the FTIR instrument.
