Sentence examples for positive access from inspiring English sources

Our proposed scheme first uses Boolean logic to derive two important subsets, one is called Min which is the minimal positive access subset and the other is called Max which is the maximal negative access subset, of a given general secret sharing structure.

With the introduction of early infant diagnosis children are able to know their HIV status sooner and if positive, access paediatric treatment to prevent disease and early death.

In our study, the constitutional ideal of automatic and positive access for everyone, i.e. unconditional inclusion in a post-apartheid health care contract, was contested by everyday patient and provider stories of seeking and delivering health care.

Man 35 years, HIV positive, accessed VCT, IDI The findings of this study demonstrate that VCT was not employed as a preventive measure, as stated as one of the aims of the service, but rather as a diagnostic tool after a person had fallen ill.

The main difference is that the LogStore uses two hash functions [25] to map the keys to the buckets and still have false positive disk access while the ZDB has no false positive disk access.

Most people were very positive about access within the stadium.

You needed positive ID, access to the vehicle and routes used.

She isolates several elements that she believes have a positive influence: access to nature or green spaces, the design of public spaces that facilitate physical activity and encourage social interaction, and living and working in spaces that feel safe.

Despite these positive signs, access to ways for young people to get engaged, be supported, and demonstrate their abilities remains limited.

For example, people who are HIV positive need access to clean drinking water and those with mobility issues (particularly older participants) would benefit from housing with an elevator.

For patients with HER2 positive cancer, access to targeted therapy (trastuzumab) was very limited; only 19% of eligible patients could be treated.