Sentence examples for pressure access from inspiring English sources

Proxy variables such as population pressure, access roads, cost-distance and forest productivity (normalized difference vegetation index) were not included.

Major donors' "Calculated Giving" is motivated by "Peer to Peer Pressure (is that different than good old peer pressure?), Access and Ego-Driven".

International pressure for access needs to be sustained.

Budgets are tight, and pressure for access to be open is growing.

"The grave risk we will face is pressure for access to private, parallel services: one set of services for the well off, another for those who are not," said Roy J. Romanow, who headed the commission.

We also illustrate that utility-driven product optimization is well-suited to gain market shares, avoid competitive price pressure, and access additional profit potential.

However, public pressure for access to the therapy was intense.

The decline in utilization of another oral drug class (the glitazones) left a clinical vacuum that eventually increased pressure for access to alternative agents.

However, we know from a variety of health fields, from immunizations to blood pressure screenings, access to services does not necessarily mean people will use those services [ 17, 18].

However, there is currently a lack of empirical evidence on the effect of the policy reforms on cardiovascular interventions and whether the reforms were successful in relieving pressure on access to coronary interventions in public hospitals.

Of some concern is the finding that media reports were often cited as primary care nurses' first point of contact with new or controversial health information due to time pressure, easy access and a lag in dissemination from official channels.