The phrase "accessibility back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to restoring or improving accessibility, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to focus on accessibility back to ensure that everyone can use our services effectively."
Alternatives: "restore accessibility" or "improve accessibility".
The Z-scores of the individual terms of the scoring function indicate which structural features of a model exhibit significant deviations from the expected 'native' behaviour, e.g. unexpected solvent accessibility, back-bone geometry, inter-atomic packing, etc.
The Fiesta ST is a car that, in its simplicity and accessibility, harks back to such spirited people's cars as the first-generation Volkswagen GTI, the BMW 2002Tii and the Lotus Cortina.
Plans are obtained based on the trade-off among economic benefit, environmental and ecological benefit, social equity including Gross Domestic Product (GDP), conversion cost, geological suitability, ecological suitability, accessibility, Not In My Back Yard (NIMBY) influence, compactness, and compatibility.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY -- No steps at back door.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY -- Two steps to back dining room.
Convenient entry from a back parking lot; wheelchair accessibility from a ramp on the street.
The accessibility-tagged contour tree is mapped back to the volume in a straightforward way.
This setup provides the best of both worlds with global accessibility and more control over the backing up and security of your email data.
Clinton has personally pushed back against criticism over her accessibility to the media by noting in June that she'd given 300 interviews in 2016.
This will allow you to determine if these parts can be removed for cleaning or allow easy accessibility to foods you place in the back.
Facebook backs Internet.org, an internet accessibility project for the developing world that could also get more people signed up for its social network.
