Sentence examples for widening of access from inspiring English sources

For these cancers, continuing efforts to support the diagnostic process after presentation to a general practitioner are needed, including the use of decision-support/risk assessment tools, clinical audit/root cause analysis reviews and widening of access to specialist diagnostics (Lyratzopoulos et al, 2014).

Is this truly open data or a widening of access to big data?

Nor does it specifically facilitate the widening of access for young people who have a disability, or complex needs.

And so, from the 1960s there was a widening of access through the Open University, new universities, polytechnics and more part-time courses appropriate to mature learners with jobs.

It is also an area of social policy that continues to undergo rapid change, most notably the widening of access, and the extension of hours.

II a Access to cystic structure after ultrasound-guided creation of channel to intramural cyst, b widening of access to cyst using a bipolar resectoscope, c insight view of cyst, d coagulation of insight cyst using a bipolar loop resectoscope.

We found that GSK-3β autophosphorylation at residue Tyr results in widening of the catalytic groove, thereby facilitating substrate access.

It will bring together female sixth-former scientists with academics and professional scientists from the area in the hope of widening female access to degree-level science.

The topic of widening access was the subject of an afternoon workshop and had presentations by Michelle Falconer, (St Helens and Knowsley PCT), Fiona Print (Health Protection Agency) and Dr David Baxter (Stockport PCT).

Only parity of treatment by employers will enable the benefits of widening access to higher education, and the particular success of computer science in attracting students from diverse communities.

"First of all there is a serious requirement of widening access.