The phrase "access to induce" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the ability or permission to cause something to happen, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The system provides access to induce changes in the user interface."
Alternatives: "ability to trigger" or "permission to initiate".
In addition, high-throughput integration of individual CNTs is limited since each of the electrodes where the CNTs are assembled should be electrically accessed to induce dielectrophoresis.
Free Mn2+ in cytosol has greater access to water to induce more T1 shortening compared with mitochondrial Mn2+.
Canadian women currently entering menopause are the first generation with access to legal induced abortion throughout their reproductive years.
In the model lack of access to finance (induced by high monitoring costs) has an adverse effect on innovation activity not only directly but also indirectly, because too few individuals may choose to invest in skills.
Unrestricted access to specialists induces a demand for costly and sometimes unnecessary services.
By definition, substrates of AcrB are compounds that are able (1) to bind to the access state and (2) to induce subsequent transitions.
CHWs work in various functions: to improve health knowledge, to increase access to health care, to induce behavioural changes, and to reduce health care costs [ 13].
Our results suggest that policy interventions through extension programs providing adoption-related information and easing access to credit are necessary to induce faster adoption and diffusion among small-scale farmers.
Consider a scenario that a malicious SU intends to contend with honest SUs for secondary access opportunities, i.e., to induce the FC to maximize the probability of false alarm, which can be expressed as follows: max u 2 i, u 3 i P f, subjectto P d = β ∈ ( 0, 1 ).
