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However, as a starting point, access to reviews of previous lectures through Box.com, was deemed beneficial by the Haitian medical staff.

Students could use Ms. Rosenberg's reporting as the starting point for examining access to mental health services in their own community or within their demographic group.

Travelling in Britain One starting point is the Good Access Guide, a decidedly patchy portal for all places accessible in Britain.

Without a diagnosis as a starting point, people are denied access to support, help and potential treatments that can help them live well with dementia.

Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM), a coalition of students and faculty at about 25 universities across North America, focuses on the role of universities as a starting point for closing the access and research gaps.

Our vision for developing Ebola-KB was that it would provide a starting point to the researcher to access the heterogeneous data from multiple data sources through a single interface.

"Scaling up towards universal access is a matter of the greatest urgency, because many countries in East Asia and the Pacific face a potentially explosive increase in HIV infections," said Dr. Piot.  "Clearly, the starting point for getting towards universal access is to give top priority to services for children and young people".

The only access to the starting point at Melalueca is by light plane, mostly via Par-Avion Wilderness Tours.

All of these involve a two stage process of individual behaviour, first for main access to search starting point then for effective search; each stage has its own set of specific rules.

The thick lines in Fig. 3a show from the starting point to the target point node18 node14 accessed path.

This paper is an excellent starting point for everyone interested in advances in access control models.