Sentence examples for Now accessible for from inspiring English sources

Once seen as the epitome of all that's exotic, Marrakesh is now accessible for less than £50.

The overhaul of the five-month-old iPlayer means it is now accessible for users on Macs and Linux-powered computers as well as PCs and will offer both streaming and downloading of content.

Technology is also becoming a part of regular sports practice: Sophisticated high-tech equipment is now accessible for amateurs to measure individual athletic performance.

Established in 1902, the VRC began as an extensive collection of glass lantern slides, most of which were gifted to the Rebuild Foundation and are now accessible for research in the Stony Island Arts Bank.

It is now accessible for the first time to the public via the internet.

Flying on a private jet to any destination - something which was once only for the Royals or the uber elite - is now accessible for many of us.

Courses from world-class universities are now accessible online for all for free.

After successful implementation and use at Stanford, and significant interest, approval and use by other organizations, Stanford's chemical management solution is now accessible to other not-for-profit institutions through a consortium member arrangement.

The above data were publicly available and are now accessible on PGD for users (Table 2).

The river is now accessible and open for people to enjoy after 20 years of neglect and poor image.

For this reason, we have developed an online tool that provides free access to the calculations for this equation, now accessible at http://immuno.bio.uniroma2.it/sarcopenia-p53-calculator/.