Sentence examples for ranking access from inspiring English sources

In Dalberg's research, survey results of over 1300 firms in Africa cited access to information as one of the Internet's most significant benefits for their businesses but agricultural firms voiced the strongest emphasis with over 70%% of respondents ranking access to information as "essential" (Dalberg 2013).

The highly ranked access barriers as perceived by the non-credentialing group concur with findings of a survey of health workers in 44 LMICs [9].

Regarding the nine different provinces, trends were similar across provinces, with a few exceptions: Eastern Cape and Western Cape ranked dignity/respect for inpatients healthcare responsiveness the highest; Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo ranked access as the second highest and Northern Cape ranked prompt attention as the second highest for inpatient healthcare responsiveness.

The self-proclaimed Islamic State (IS) has severely restricted use of the internet in its de-facto capital of Raqqa, requiring that all residents — including those in the militant group's ranks — access the web from observed internet cafes, according to international monitoring organizations.

In this study, we presented a systematic approach to rank and access the importance of different features of SEs.

There have been studies relating to Kosovo which even ranked the access to external finance as the most binding constraint (Sen and Kirkpatrick 2011).

For some context, only one other development target out of the 200 measured -- achieving universal health coverage -- ranked above access to sexual and reproductive health.

Fortune 1000 companies ranked "improved access to data" as their second-most important concern in a recent survey conducted by IDC.

For example, only 35% of respondents ranked "Ease access to post-clinical services (lab, referrals, medications, etc)" and "Extend the time healthcare staff are in the community" as having a "large impact".

The same can be said of the third ranked challenge, access to needed health care resources for the aged, chronically ill, and mentally ill, and that challenge will impact an increasing number of patients and families in the future as our populations age and the number of elderly and chronically ill patients rise.

The two tools both do the core job of assessing what data an app has permission to access, ranking those permissions based on intrusiveness and serving up an analysis that places apps on a scale of high to low risk.