Sentence examples for a convenient access from inspiring English sources
The renovated space in the Mann Student Center will provide a convenient access point to information services and library collections.
This is normally done at the power transformer, as it provides a convenient access to the neutral point.
Neither Hamas nor Dubai police have given any indication of why Mabhouh was in the emirate, a convenient access point for the Islamic Republic.
It addresses the main challenges of distributed environment: ensuring a convenient access to the common data by multiple users and maintaining consistency of such data.
The Endoscopic approach to lumbar disc herniation by Destandau's method offers a convenient access to lumbar disc herniation with less complications and negligible morbidity.
Overall, these findings firstly suggested that the OW, as a royal gate, afforded a convenient access to facilitate CS NPs transport into inner ear, casting a new light on future clinical applications of NPs in the effective treatment of vestibular disorders by minimizing the risk of hearing loss associated with cochlear hair cell pathology.
The search interface of 3DSwap provides a convenient approach to access the database based on searches using keywords, metadata from PDB (PDB ID and PDB header), SCOP domain, SCOP fold, Pfam domain, GO annotation and CDD annotations.
Our overhaul of the TargetScan website integrated the output of the context++ model with the most current 3′-UTR-isoform data to provide any biologist with an interest in either a miRNA or a potential miRNA target convenient access to the predictions, with an option of downloading code or bulk output suitable for more global analyses.
However, we recommend that each student either owns a copy or has convenient access to a copy.
Furthermore, the functionality of the eFindSitePPI web application that is designed to provide a simple and convenient access for the scientific community is presented with illustrative examples.
From perturbation theory, Green's functions are known for providing a simple and convenient access to the (complete) spectrum of atoms and ions.
