Sentence examples for organised access from inspiring English sources

One possibility is to offer clinical fast track for those committed to research with strictly organised access to topics with limited training positions; for example, interventional radiology training.

The young person took this to a local investigator who opened the envelope, informed the young person of the allocation, and organised access to SPARX or treatment as usual.

Vignettes, perhaps best for assessing health worker knowledge, have been used but similarly require organised access to multiple health workers and so may be hard to implement at scale in African settings [ 42].

DAW organised access, QC and provision of clinical samples and associated data.

An intuitive user interface provides fast and organised access to these data.

In line with introducing an organised approach to patient care 'systems' trials were required to offer practitioners access to evidence based management information.

This is big business now organised crime has access to automated exploit-kits and cloud-based software services that are every bit as sophisticated as (some say even more so than) those used by Fortune 500 companies.

"Early financial investigation in tandem with criminal investigation is very important in order to access the organised crime groups behind the slavery offences and to recover assets," it says.

He says the operation to hack the port companies took place in a number of phases, starting with malicious software being emailed to staff, allowing the organised crime group to access data remotely.

In lower socio-economic areas, policies should also try to improve access to organised sports and clubs to encourage and facilitate involvement from ethnic minority and lower income families.

In this paper, the busy signal concept for decentralised and self-organised interference aware medium access has been applied to OFDMA-TDD systems operated in Manhattan grid deployment scenarios.