The phrase "accessibility is possible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the feasibility of making something accessible, such as a website, service, or environment.
Example: "With the right tools and strategies, accessibility is possible for all users, regardless of their abilities."
Alternatives: "accessibility can be achieved" or "accessibility is attainable".
By investigating 'native' biomass which had not undergone pretreatment, alteration of inherent cellulose accessibility was possible.
Interpretation of various features has also been done by visual method, which is time-consuming and difficult in areas where accessibility is not possible to humans.
The major challenges that we face when looking for bioinformatics training materials prompted us to look for the following characteristics: Accessibility: is it possible to download the materials without logins or fees?
Community engagement: can I upload my own training materials and make them available for other trainers to use? Accessibility: is it possible to download the materials without logins or fees?
Once ( {PA}_i^0 ) has been defined and calculated, it can be effectively separated from the infrastructure index underlying accessibility change; i.e. it is possible to recover its "input" (infrastructure) counterpart capturing the change in the cost measure of accessibility: ( {IA}_i^{1 } ).
We want to illustrate to what extent it is possible to make accessibility less dependent on travel speed, by changing job locations to reduce travel time.
The starting point of this challenge has been information on road infrastructure performance from the years 2011 and 2012, obtained from observations recorded by thousands of users of GPS navigators [39].8 By measuring accessibility with real observed speeds, it is possible to broaden our understanding beyond simply knowing where and when congestion takes place, i.e. at arc level.
However, the accessibility of this site by the protease is possible from the periplasmic side (fig. 1C), which is facilitated by CusA low compacity compared to AcrB.
In [4a], by contrast, anaphora is possible, because x and y are accessible to v and w (the accessibility relation being reflexive).
Using the indicator proposed in this paper, it is possible to compare the inequality in geographic accessibility among regions.
