Sentence examples for transition access from inspiring English sources

To properly make this transition, access to the north had to be provided to international development organizations.

These studies illustrate the correspondence between pH-dependent ground-state transitions accessed by D85N and the transitions accessed by the wild-type protein following photoexcitation.

During the urbanization process, efforts must be made to ensure their hukou transition and access to the urban health care system.

8 The role of genetic variation at the FTO locus in predisposing to obesity in African populations warrants further investigation, specifically in relation to the epidemiological transition and access to a calorie-rich diet.

In times of transition, constant access to a searchable mobile library of texts is a valuable support and, recognising the social process of learning [ 16], offers scope to make best use of people-based discussion.

Furthermore, the aging study is conducted with the kinetically fragile frozen-in structure and the underlying fragile-to-strong transition is accessed by the ultra-viscous liquid state during annealing on a long-time scale and corresponds to the last observed enthalpy equilibration decay.

During transitions, constant access to the electronic library was valued.

They described how the level of 'trouble' and 'risk' perceived by providers seemed to shape the transitioning and access to community housing for men with SMI.

The rapid transition towards open access publishing is, on the one hand, an immense benefit to LMIC researchers, because they have free access to open access literature without needing to find resources for prohibitively expensive subscriptions.

As in Egypt, the country will enter a difficult period of political transition, during which access to and control of digital communications will be vital.

And thanks to the wired Internet, tens of millions of people are already in the habit of communicating electronically; the transition to wireless access should seem but a natural next step to them.