Sentence examples for suggested access to from inspiring English sources

The researchers suggested access to dogs boosted morale and reduced stress levels, whether people had access to their own pets or other people's.

Women's rights campaigners are anticipating a fight over the language in the final CPD document, which in its present form makes references to addressing discrimination based on sex and gender – implying a shoring up of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights – and the need for comprehensive sex education for young people, which suggests access to abortion.

The voluntary testing literature suggests access to a regular health care provider (HCP) and possession of health insurance predict test-seeking [7], [52] [58].

Overlapping trend lines would suggest access to effective primary care is similar in both geographic contexts.

Hand washing with soap is effective against disease transmission, and studies suggest access to a convenient hand washing station may be the key to increasing hand washing behavior.

In addition to showing early alterations in MCI patients, DTI appears to correlate with cognitive performance independent of cortical atrophy, which suggests access to an upstream process in the neurodegenerative cascade [ 82].

Thus, in silico ionomics further underscores the importance of iron in infection biology and suggests access to host sources of nitrogen and transition metals to be selective forces in the evolution of parasitism.

Finally, because prior research suggests access to VA care is an important determinant of VA health service use [ 26], we also included the number of VA health care facilities in the county of residence during the previous year.

* Syria suggests access will not be granted to chemical attack site (Adds tanks shown moving towards attack site, Russia, U.S. senator).

But he suggested that access to the Internet could serve as an equalizer.

Law professor Lisa Heinzerling suggested recognizing access to a clean environment as a human right.