Sentence examples for accessibility majority from inspiring English sources

Because of difficult accessibility, majority of these terrains had not been explored until about 50 years ago (Koch, 1974).

Due to easier accessibility, a majority of urban women used ANC at secondary level health facilities.

Because of its efficacy and accessibility, the majority of the structural and functional studies in experimental glaucoma have used this method [ 13].

Owing mainly to accessibility, the majority of our knowledge about eQTLs comes from expression levels measured in either whole blood [ 49– 51] or isolated cellular components of blood [ 52, 53].

Existing services, limited to one psychiatric hospital, do not meet the needs either for specialist care or in terms of accessibility for the majority of the country.

Bus safety is a major concern in developing countries where bus transport assumes a prominent role in assuring adequate and affordable accessibility to the vast majority of the population while promoting urban and rural development [25].

In summary, GP led walk-in centres work to increase health care accessibility and a large majority of their patients are satisfied with the service.

The principal quality dimensions evaluated in the indicators were: risk (53); effectiveness (42); adaptation (25); efficiency (10); satisfaction (seven); continuity of care (three) and accessibility (one), although the majority evaluated more than one dimension of quality.

Unlike more widely used methods that positively identify broad domains of open chromatin structure, RED-seq not only identifies open chromatin domains, but also uncovers differences in DNA accessibility within the vast majority of the genome that is not found within a large nucleosome-free region.

The majority cited limited accessibility as a major barrier to healthy eating, and noted the increasing intake of "convenient and less healthy foods".

The sheer ubiquity of the sites, and what is now almost a lifetime of habitual Internet accessibility, might explain why the majority of college students tell McCabe they don't think copying a sentence or two from the Web is a big deal.