Sentence examples for providers exposed from inspiring English sources

Greater proportions of providers exposed to the programme provide safe abortion services (54 vs 13%) and PAC (66 vs 33%).

This method could be applied, if the providers exposed public Web services to publish such information.

Insecure APIs (IA) Many Cloud/Fog providers expose Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for customer use.

Service providers expose their services by publishing the corresponding WSDL documents.

The technique is applied successfully to three major JMS middleware providers exposing serious robustness problems, including severe security issues, which also highlights the importance of the application of robustness testing to real-world systems.

communications provider, exposed tens of gigabytes worth of customer data.

One of those, an October breach at Newkirk Products Inc., a healthcare ID card provider, exposed the private health data of 761,782 New York residents.

The first control group of providers not exposed to the programme consists of a sample of 148 providers drawn from 58 facilities in 17 districts in the same three regions as the treatment group (Ashanti, Eastern and Greater Accra).

They found that NDAPs and other informal health providers are embedded in their communities, and stress the social pressure these providers are exposed to – one of the reasons they prescribe allopathic medicine.

As the company has repeatedly pointed out, computer users expect their machines to come equipped with browser software.But the resulting trial revealed Microsoft's repeated arm-twisting and bullying of PC makers and Internet-service providers, and exposed the full extent of Microsoft's stranglehold over the industry.

Institutional corruption in the health care sector has gained considerable attention during recent years, as it acknowledges the fact that service providers who are acting in accordance with the institutional and environmental settings can nevertheless undermine a health care system's purposes as a result of the (financial) conflicts of interest to which the service providers are exposed.