Sentence examples for subjects accessing from inspiring English sources

The proportion of subjects accessing each health service and the proportion of subjects dispensed each class of medicine, defined by the third digit ATC code, was assessed.

Consecutive subjects accessing the ED during a 18 months period will be evaluated for inclusion/exclusion criteria by the doctor on call.

The percentage of subjects accessing generically available antihypertensive medications increased significantly from 66% in 2003 to 81% in 2007 (P < 0.0001), and the odds of achieving a BP <130/80 mmHg in 2007 was 66% higher (odds ratio 1.66 [95% CI 1.30 2.10]) than in 2003.

However, utilization of eye care services was poor with 61 (30%) study subjects never accessing eye care services, despite having eye problems.

Further potential benefit from system usage was compromised in this study due to many reasons: unavailability of computers, poor Internet access, and slow network connections frequently prevented subjects from accessing the DDSS.

These findings reflect the direct experience of these subjects in accessing care for solving their headache problem.

Numerous technical barriers prevented subjects from accessing the diagnostic aid in the majority of eligible patients in whom they sought diagnostic assistance.

> -wrap-foot> The study subjects were patients accessing HIV services at sampled facilities.

The revised General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR) of the European Union (EU) addresses the protection of its residents (data subjects) with regard to accessing, processing and the free movement of their personal data [1].

There are many reasons for this including, inter alia, the magnitude of the numbers of agents to be investigated, a shift away from occupational cancer research in the epidemiologic community and into new areas of epidemiologic interest, the difficulty and challenge of exposure assessment, and increasing barriers to accessing human subjects for occupational studies.

This will be accomplished by accessing the subject's charts.