Sentence examples for reach access from inspiring English sources

Sivakumaran said: "Technology that is created with a user-centric/demand point of view can really help scale up reach, access and bring new products".

Testing effectiveness (rather than efficacy) means we have a better idea of the outcome in real life of interventions within the complexity of health care [ 16], and a much better chance of incorporating issues of reach, access and equity.

Roads leading to the area are being fitted with devices to gauge the number of people heading to the villages and once a certain number has been reached, access will be closed.

Moreover, the concept of caching could be shifted to the network edges, reaching access nodes or even the own devices that could act as proxies in case of having the requested content in the memory [50].

EVANS: Jamal, you're co-chair of the Black AIDS Institutes' BTAN (Black Treatment Advocates Network) Baltimore and director of programs for the University of Maryland, School of Medicine's STAR TRACK (Special Teens At-Risk, Together Reaching Access, Care and Knowledge).

Because distributors are opening up to nontraditional models, including successfully self-published authors, they're starting to set measures that indie authors can reach to gain access.

She told me that I could reach and access all the data in my company's past and present, encouraging me to pull down whatever spreadsheet I desired.

The broadcast channels were transmitted over 78 km of single mode fiber to a central office where they were multiplexed with the unicast channels for further fiber transmission over 34-km to reach the access network.

About 14 states already have extended the levies they impose on telecommunications services to reach Internet access, and 11 impose fees on information downloaded from the web.

Indeed, it has recently made important steps forward to reach universal access to health care and to improve efficiency and transparency of the health system.

Subsequently, a number of initiatives have been put in place to simultaneously address sustainability challenges, reach universal access to health care and improve efficiency and transparency of the health system.