Sentence examples for stated that the access from inspiring English sources

Oslo Sporveier stated that the access roads to Nordberg were very steep and dangerous, and referred to a case in the 1950s where some local youth had been tobogganing over the rail intersection at Nordberg, and hit a truck near the station.

In art. 4 it is stated that the access to assisted reproduction techniques is limited to those cases of infertility or unexplained infertility documented with medical procedure as well as cases of sterility or infertility ascertained and certified by a medical act.

Fendrick stated that the "unrestricted access to COX-2 selective inhibitors could be both clinically and economically advantageous because of the high likelihood of...safety benefits from coxibs" and suggested that "COX-2 selective inhibitors should be offered as first-line therapy to these high-risk patients" [ 19].

The FBI's original order and the subsequent government filings have consistently stated that the kinds of access it is looking for would be limited to this single device.

A few days later, a 'Times' article stated that the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), a research organization at Syracuse University, reported similar findings.

A third of protocols for industry initiated randomised trials receiving Danish ethics approval in 1994-95 sthatd thet the sponsor had access to accumulating trial data, which can introduce potential bias due to competing interests.

The reporter with the most direct access to these documents, Glenn Greenwald, has also now repeatedly stated that the NSA had "direct access" to these company's servers or seized this data from them.

For accessibility and quality assurance, 48.9 % of the respondents stated that the offsite radiologist has access to the PACS/RIS and, thus, is able to view prior studies and results, and 17.8 % stated that the offsite radiologist has access to all relevant patient information including electronic patient records and PACS/RIS.

While the majority of stakeholders interviewed stated that the reforms provided better access to healthcare for rural populations and women, they argued that the reforms had resulted in less access for poorer populations.

Authors in [17] further stated that the state-of-the-art access procedures are not appropriate for M2M traffic.

Their model, the "diversity-bandwidth trade-off" states that the benefit of access to novel information from a structurally diverse network (rich in structural holes) is tempered by the resultant lower flow of information possible through these weak, bridging ties (the ties' bandwidth).