It would reverse the "access" problem political journalists have, where they have to flatter candidates in order to gain an audience.
Key population values and preferences around HIVST should be considered by researchers, policy-makers and program managers, as HIVST may be an additional approach to reverse inequities in access to HIV testing for KP who have a low access to HIV services, but carry much of the HIV burden globally.
Since the 1990s this trend has been reversing, limiting access with the closure of a number of main roads, whilst the Broadmead shopping centre has been further developed.
A reverse CU access approach is proposed in Ref. [21] that can further reduce HEVC coding complexity, particularly for high motion activity sequences.
The aim of the Research Works Act is to reverse this open access policy, and ensure that all research remains behind publisher paywalls in perpetuity, even if it has been funded by the public.
In an essay released last week, Conyers defended a bill he introduced that would reverse that open access policy, which he sees as a threat to copyright law and, ultimately, to peer review.
It remains to be seen whether recent initiatives to reverse deterioration in access to health care for the poor, notably in rural areas, will be effective [ 232](p.15–19), [ 233].
cDNA for use in quantitative PCR studies was synthesized using reverse transcriptase (Access RT PCR System; Promega, Madison, WI).
Advocates for Legal Equal Access will reverse this trend by offering legal aid to those that could not otherwise afford it.
As a consequence, reverse transcribed cDNA gains access to the cytosol, where it activates the cytosolic DNA receptor cGAS that induces a potent antiviral immune response.
