Sentence examples for reflection of access from inspiring English sources

The higher effect of women's education on the pregnancy-related reproductive health inputs compared to her partner's education may be a reflection of access to resources rather than control of decision-making.

This may be a reflection of access to assistive devices to support locomotion in the home.

This is most likely a reflection of access problems such as long waiting times for public patients.

In the current study, we found a positive association between SHSe and DT, but not FT, which is indeed not only an indicator of caries experience, but also a reflection of access to or utilization of restorative care that may not be related to SHSe.

Launched in 1989 in response to the UK multiplex boom (working title: Project Odeon), Empire in its 300th edition features contributions from Steven Spielberg, David Fincher, Danny Boyle and Edgar Wright, a reflection of the access and relationships it has built with filmmakers over 25 years.

The extremely wide variations in reported prevalence are therefore mainly a reflection of differing access to dialysis and transplantation [ 13].

This greater emergency department utilization may be a reflection of reduced access to inpatient beds experienced by all patients, including those with advanced cancer.

Given that the family practice physician/general practitioner (GP) is the portal of entry into the health care system for the majority of patients, GP supply is a reflection of overall access to the health care system.

Thus, these findings prompt reflection on access issues.

And for low-income households, undervaccination is often not a choice but a reflection of barriers to access.

The relatively lower proportion of those who could use the computer in this study may be a reflection of a limited access to computers among first year health sciences students in Nigeria.