Sentence examples for rate of access from inspiring English sources

South Africa, for instance, has the same overall rate of access to sanitation as Nicaragua.

And the number of people doing so grew by 45% in the six months to June far higher than the rate of access growth using laptops, according to the China Internet Network Information Centre.This year China overtook America as the country with the largest number of internet users currently over 250m.

Table 10 Rate of access to rural development policies   n.

To examine the rate of access to primary and preventive care and emergency department (ED) reliance for foster youth as well as the impact of a transition from fee-for-service (FFS) Medicaid to managed care (MC) on this access.

Prior studies have characterized the use of healthcare in the general population [7, 10, 19], and our patients with MOH presented a multifold higher rate of access to headache specialists.

In the first axis the level of adoption is very low and involves 2.4% of total farms (Table 10), while the rate of access to the measure included in the second axis is higher (3.4%).

That's why we are not surprised to find a higher rate of access-related complications in comparison to fusion surgery, with a not negligible number of great vessel injuries, abdominal wall lesions and retrograde ejaculation.

The rate of access-associated bacteremia among patients with AV fistula dropped from.5 to zero while the rate of patients with permanent catheter was reduced from 3.8 to 1.9.

One reason for the differing rates of access stems from social and cultural norms that prevent women from accessing appropriate care.

Is it worth slightly decreased rates of access for certain groups of people?

Australian Medical Association [AMA] vice president, Dr Stephen Parnis, said the Asia-Pacific region and in particular, Papua New Guinea, had among the lowest rates of access to safe sanitation in the world.