Sentence examples for robust access to from inspiring English sources

Developing economies like Nigeria require a robust access to reliable and advanced energy services due to the escalating population and socioeconomic activities; this will bring about the reduction in poverty level, improve health conditions, enhance productivity, maintain competitiveness and promote economic growth in all ramifications [1, 2].

Nevertheless, up to now, only few Apps have been developed in the field of bioinformatics, capable to perform fast and robust access to services.

Nonlinear excitation has the potential to improve the capability of these existing laser-scanning optical endoscopes and laparoscopes by enabling robust access to UV excitation regimes and nonlinear scattering.

A robust approach to access liquid residence time distribution (RTD) adapted to multiphase flow in porous media is presented.

In line with this trend cChIP-seq offers a robust approach to access various histone modification landscapes in limited cell populations.

A newly evolved variant, rAAV2-retro, perobustretrograderograccesscess to projection neurons with efficiency comparable to classical synthetic retrograde tracers and enables sufficient sensor/effector expression for functional circuit interrogation and in vivo genome editing in targeted neuronal populations.

Robust, scalable access to N-acyliminium ion precursors paved the way for several iterations of our thiolation strategy, each improving on the last with respect to selectivity and generality.

This database should allow an easy and robust access (manual or computer-initiated) to the resource descriptions, include powerful and user-friendly search and download interface, provide an agile syntax of the XML descriptors, and facilitate the meta-resource curation, community editing and evaluation.

The pressing need to fund the search for new antibiotics while cutting the unnecessary use of such drugs cannot be denied, but media reports have overlooked the importance given by the review to ensuring that the first line of defence against infection is robust – namely universal access to clean water, safe sanitation and rigorous hygiene.

With these local struggles in mind, it is our hope that the clean power plan will help ensure that these vulnerable communities won't continue to be disproportionately impacted and that this process will allow for more robust engagement and access to benefits of the plan, like energy efficiency.

Dr Peter Phillips, hospital consultant in stroke services, said: "That's as a result of rapid diagnosis and death rates are a very robust measure of access to rapid treatment".