Sentence examples for underlying access from inspiring English sources

The security level of IMS network corresponds to the security level of underlying access network.

The IMS users are authenticated by underlying access network authentication and their identity and their IP address are sent to IMS network as the proof of authentication.

The choice of the access network is prerogative of the mobile operator, because IMS services are independent of the underlying access network.

A large amount of research considering technological components of IAM systems and their implementation (e.g. [5, 9]), as well as their underlying access control models has been carried out [10].

By having our access layer support a broader range of resource types and different underlying access control mechanisms, our solution is capable of providing uniform access to most distributed storage systems, both traditional Grid and Non-Grid.

The BAMHandlerWithBias class in pyDNase provides underlying access to the bias correction for power users.

Similarly, the authors in [24] use topology control to account for access delays due to the underlying medium access control (MAC) layer, however, at the cost of high energy consumption.

More detail is provided in an FAQ further down the page — where it becomes clear the Streams AKI app is really just the initial showcase for the underlying data access and streaming infrastructure DeepMind is intending to create to facilitate/broker access to NHS patient data, via its API, with the aim of powering a third-party health app ecosystem.

More detail is provided in an FAQ further down the page — where it becomes clear the Streams AKI app is really just the initial showcase for the underlying data access and streaming infrastructure DeepMind is intending to create to facilitate/broker access to NHS patient data, via its API, with the aim of powering a third-party health app ecosystem.

This paper set out to review core concepts underlying patient access to mental health care, synthesise these to develop a conceptual model of access, and consider the implications of the model for the development and evaluation of interventions for groups with poor access to mental health care such as older people and ethnic minorities.

In this paper we describe a narrative review of current concepts underlying patient access to mental health care, and outline the development of a model of quality improvement in access to care based on these concepts, designed for application in the United Kingdom.