Sentence examples for urgency to access from inspiring English sources

We specifically address the following issues: (i) potential benefits and therapeutic hopes; (ii) risks of harm; (iii) urgency to access GT; and (iv) time frames for clinical implementation.

Interviews revealed confusion about the time frames for the clinical implementation of choroideremia gene transfer and patient urgency to access gene transfer within a limited therapeutic window.

The results therefore suggested a limited therapeutic window for visual gain, a finding that has fueled patient urgency to access GT, especially as LCA trials are now entering phase III (clinicaltrials.gov NCT00999609).

Clinicians displayed an awareness of patients' urgency to access GT: "I think anybody…faced with the prospect of blindness [would] say that "I would do anything…to undertake clinical trial"…patients have said to me "I'd rather have a heart attack than lose my vision"."—C9.

Others expressed trust in the clinicians, researchers, or scientific traditions behind GT trials: "I have faith in our medical system, that they do make sure that things are safe". P8 Patients and patient advocates affected by choroideremia emphasized their urgency to access GT: "If [GT] came out tomorrow I'd have that procedure done, absolutely". P2. P2

The recognition that high quality early care and education is essential to later educational achievement and other positive developmental outcomes has created a sense of local urgency to improve access to quality care.

For them, there is an obvious urgency to be able to access and destigmatise the drug, so they tend to campaign the hardest for legalisation.

For them, there is an obvious urgency to be able to access and destigmatize the drug, so they tend to campaign the hardest for legalization.

And until all of the estimated 9.7 million persons [59] who need HIV treatment are able to access ART, the urgency to scale up treatment remains as a matter of social justice and human rights, regardless of its prevention effects [60] [63].

Students sensed an urgency to their work and the access to new technology pushed them to grow and problem solve.

There's a newfound urgency to design streets that expand access to jobs and city services; reduce traffic crashes, pollution and climate change; and contribute to the quality of life and desirability of our communities.