Sentence examples for accessibility a single from inspiring English sources

Although we did not perform a measurement of accessibility, a single chart can be accessed simultaneously by all 18 workstations in the PICU.

As an anticancer target, Eag1 has the advantages of easy accessibility, a single molecule real-time ion channel monitor 15 and a reduced likelihood of increasing multidrug resistance as a potential regulator in tumour angiogenesis under hypoxia.

A limitation of this method however is the accessibility of a single type of cyclic peptide topology (i.e., N-to- C-end cyclic peptide).

In \(\mathsf{S4LP}\) both implicit and explicit knowledge is represented, but in possible world justification model semantics a single accessibility relation serves for both.

In the 1970s, van Benthem showed that this happens iff the translation's holding in a model entails its holding in any bisimular model, where two models are bisimular iff there is a bisimulation between them in the special case where there is a single accessibility relation.

In order to overcome this limitation, the 2SFCA method, which utilizes the capacity of the facility to calculate a single accessibility index (A i ) for each village, was used.

The park was designed to be accessible; it only needs a single wheelchair lift and its accessibility won its project director the 2005 Barrier-Free America Award.

CPG non-compliance may not be a result of a single barrier (accessibility), but may be multi-factorial.

The method that we describe, in constrast, is specifically designed to find small regions of low accessibility to DNaseI, corresponding to a single protein-binding event.

While nucleosomes separated by a variable spacer length would be expected to lose helically periodic accessibility at separations significantly beyond a single unit nucleosome length, certain fixed or constrained linker lengths would allow retention of a periodic pattern.

While the accessibility subscale was assessed with a single dichotomous ('yes/no') variable, the recommendation subscale was measured with the question 'Would you recommend this QDU to a relative with the same disease, in case of need?' A visual analogue scale ranging from 0 ('never') to 10 ('without a doubt') was used.