Sentence examples for accessibility not from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that, as in many other studies on spatial accessibility, our method concerns only potential spatial accessibility, not revealed access (actual utilization of medical clinics).

"Accessibility" not only refers to physical access, but access to services and resources.

"We're about accessibility, not exclusivity," she said.

An important element of the joint program will be its accessibility not just to researchers and policy makers, but also to schools and universities.

"When you choose a university, it's important to look at the accessibility, not just of the accommodation you will be offered but at other halls and flats where your friends will be, because you don't want to miss the party.

Secondly, in this definition, quality is treated as a contributor to the general accessibility, not the other way around.

Interestingly, its accessibility is not as high as turns which are more accessible than any other secondary structures, including coils.

This likely overestimates accessibility, since not every point on the image boundary is accessible from the lumen through a path outside the image domain.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY Restrooms not designed for the handicapped.

He said that "fundamental American values, such as openness and accessibility, must not be sacrificed for the sake of security".

Businesses, they say, may be following the letter of the regulations in accessibility, but not the spirit of them.