Sentence examples for testing access from inspiring English sources
This estimate suggests that, in addition to the need for improved HIV counseling and testing access, the total burden of HIV infection in Brazil represents a large reservoir of people at increased risk of TB [20] [23].
The project has claimed large impacts on school enrolment, vaccination rates, mobile phone ownership, malaria prevalence, HIV testing, access to improved water and sanitation, use of insecticide-treated bednets, and several others, and asserted that it is a "solution to extreme poverty".
The governor, who has been a strong proponent of self-driving testing in the state up until this point, advocating for Uber and other companies to bring their programs to Arizona roads, also directed the Arizona Department of Transportation to "suspend" Uber's self-driving testing access.
Beginning 1 week prior to testing, access to food was restricted [ 34] to 45 g/day such that they maintained 90% of their free-feeding body weight.
In the second stage of postoperative testing, access to food in both the HR and LR arms was subject to a 10s delay.
The best HIV testing access includes provider-initiated, routine or opt-out testing, and voluntary home-based HIV counseling and testing (HBCT) [ 194, 290].
A CBC investigation, intended to test access to information following Bill 29, discovered that some departments and agencies were refusing to release previously available details about how much public employees take home above their base salaries.
On the indicators we created and tested, access in the single managed care plan under study was comparable to or better than FFS care in the same geographic region.
Almost 600 diagnostic laboratories are listed on the GeneTests Web site, a listing of molecular genetic testing accessed by physicians and researchers around the world.
SoftNet is testing wireless access in six Delta Air Lines dal airport club Crown Rooms and aims to offer access in all 53 Delta clubs.
Because the company regards this as a secure test, access was limited; secrecy is considered so important that a photographer was not allowed to shoot even the cover of one test book.
