Sentence examples for accessibility above from inspiring English sources

A Table Header (see above) is just the starting point for making a table accessible (see "Use tables correctly for accessibility," above).

When a header is designated, a screen reader user (see "Use tables correctly for accessibility," above) will hear the information in this header row as the main "categories" for a table.

Those hoping for Google to deliver more details of a quantum leap toward next-gen virtual reality may have been a bit disappointed Tuesday when the company chose to promote wide user accessibility above cutting-edge features in its VR headset.

All eight residues for which only a single ensemble model has an amide hydrogen accessibility above 0.5 Å have predicted exchange rates that exceed the experimental results.

The underestimation of the hydrogen exchange rates for residues in which only one model conformation has an amide hydrogen accessibility above 0.5 Å (red symbols in Figure 4) is consistent with that expected from the statistics of undersampling.

To implement the accessibility measures above, distances and car travel times were calculated along the street network.

We show that this is due to increased cognitive accessibility of above-average standards of comparison (Studies 3A and 3B), and that people hold themselves to such high standards even when recalling instances of personal inadequacy (Study 4A) or when they expect their own performance to be lower than average (Study 4B).

Since three of the residues illustrated in Figure 4 have only three model conformations with solvent accessibilities above 0.5 Å, the quality of the corresponding predictions suggests that even relatively limited sampling over the set of solvent-exposed conformations may often prove to be sufficient to provide reasonable estimates of amide acidity.

Overall, most initial data analysis steps are the same for all chromatin accessibility assays discussed above and are normally done by the NGS facility performing the sequencing reactions.

It feels entirely in tune with a production that prizes efficiency, clarity, accessibility and above all energy.

However, these results also suggest an accessibility threshold, above which enzymatic digestibility does not depend heavily on further pore size expansion.