Sentence examples for a matter of accessibility from inspiring English sources
The lack of awareness is partly a matter of accessibility (these beaches are a good two hours' drive from either Faro or Lisbon airports) and partly to do with a lack of beachside accommodation.
30 The protein involved in the recognition of RNA strand are expected to hinder the formation of long-range interactions, thus making target accessibility a matter of local secondary structure.
Accessibility has become a matter of there being no charge, not a matter of making oneself widely understood.
Why this is noteworthy from an accessibility perspective is a matter of dexterity.
However, we feel that the inclusion of financial accessibility in the interpretations of participants expressing viewpoint 3 is not necessarily a matter of concern, as participants were asked to describe their views; if financial accessibility had explicitly not been part of the statement set, participants would still have bene free to express this concern during interviews.
One could reasonably assume that professionals working in hospitals where physical accessibility is less likely to be a matter of course would consider this statement to be more important for PCC.
From the diversity shown in Figure 1, it can be inferred that social media can be used to improve the accessibility of the poster by making it freely accessible across the world in a matter of minutes.
At the same time, such actions are stronger where they seek to improve the quality and accessibility of education for all children as a matter of their right and society's obligation.
Mr Ford said it was not a matter of the number of courthouses but "the capacity of the courthouse" and accessibility.
For UNICEF, reaching all unimmunized, marginalized and nomadic children in remote areas is a matter of equity and an absolute necessity and priority, despite the weakness of infrastructures and the accessibility challenges that the country is confronted with.
