Sentence examples for accessibility limits from inspiring English sources
The literature review was conducted within the accessibility limits provided to Universiti Malaysia Sarawak and INTI International University by online databases in Emerald, Sage, JSTOR, ScienceDirect, Elsevier, and EBSCOhost.
The effect was less pronounced for substrate pretreated with lower NaOH loadings (0.040 and 0.052 g NaOH/g corn stover), possibly due to the fact that their poor accessibility limits enzyme-substrate interaction (Table 4).
The role of the GP in follow-up of patients with recently treated cancer is discussed under five main headings: patient involvement, treating the cancer and treating the patient, time and accessibility, limits to competence, and the GP and the hospital should work together.
In addition, team members perceived barriers to using data, including limited accessibility, limited resources and uncertain data quality.
Even though the first Internet-based solar engineering education applications were developed well over a decade ago, technological limitations and the lack of widespread Internet accessibility limited their adoption rates [8].
Handicapped accessibility limited: eight steps at the entrance; restrooms up a steep staircase to the second floor.
In these instances, the committees seek to coordinate referrals from informal to formal health care providers; and they also seek to coordinate resources from within and outside the community to address the challenges of quality and accessibility limiting the use of the health facility to which the committee is linked.
These restrictions on registry data accessibility limit opportunities for real-world research of treatment patterns and associated outcomes, potentially missing opportunities to improve patient care.
The accessibility was limited to a ramp over the ledge on the bathroom door, she said, but the toilet was so close to the door that she could not get to it in her wheelchair.
Accessibility is limited and private spaces prevail over public ones.
In the city centers, different rules apply: traffic regulations are different, motorized accessibility is limited, more public transportation is available.
