Sentence examples for reference to access from inspiring English sources

The method they developed, Electronic REference To access In vivo Concentrations (ERETIC), uses either a broad band antenna [3], [4] or the second coil in a high resolution probe [5] [7] to broadcast an amplitude modulated signal that replicates a free induction decay (FID).

Likewise, this study looks at equity with reference to use of services not with reference to access.

An interview guide facilitated the process to understand: 1) food choices and decision-making in households, with particular reference to access; and 2) beliefs about foods, particularly fruits, vegetables, salt, sugar and oil.

Expressions of territory over land were made most vociferously with reference to access to caterpillar fungus on the grasslands which triggered violent conflict between Samdo and a neighbouring community in 2007.

The infratemporal crest of the sphenoid bone was chosen to be the anatomical region of reference to access the superior LPM, since this is the origin of the upper LPM.

The questionnaire used in the Inpatient Survey asks patients to evaluate their care with reference to: access to information, hospital cleanliness, communications with clinical staff, responsiveness of hospital staff, pain management, co-ordination of care, information on discharge and relationships among clinicians.

We have previously reviewed a number of apps in this space (sometimes referred to as the 'online access' space, a reference to Microsoft Access) including Dabble DB, Zoho Creator and WyaWorks.

Any mention of children and childcare responsibilities is always and only in reference to improving access to institutionalised childcare.

Note the reference to "early access to borrowing" to enable the Welsh government to pay for improvements to the M4.

Clinton has defended herself by saying her remark about borders was a specific reference to increasing access to "energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it".

Nevertheless, clinicians regularly use guidelines and other reference texts to access information that is difficult to remember, such as drug dosages, which specific investigations are most sensitive and specific, or diseases that are not routinely seen.