The phrase "accessibility patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or common practices related to making content or environments accessible to individuals with disabilities.
Example: "The study analyzed various accessibility patterns in web design to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "accessibility trends" or "accessibility practices".
Study results are compared to those obtained when using the original 2SFCA and indicate important differences in spatial accessibility patterns.
In particular, the equitable distribution of accessibility patterns is explored in relation to neighborhood socio-economic strata.
In this study we compare different distance- and frequency-based measures of spatial accessibility and develop a quantitative model of accessibility patterns for the north-eastern Peruvian Amazonia where rivers form the core of the transportation network.
Typical autofluorescent shift, phosphatdylserine relocalization and DNA accessibility patterns of primary neutrophils exposed to CSE are shown in Figure 1a.
This is because of the fact that these proteins have quite different solvent accessibility patterns with the monomeric soluble globular proteins.
Here we have presented ConQuass, a very simple MQAP based directly on the compatibility between the conservation and accessibility patterns of a given structural model.
This paper selected Beijing as a case study, for it shows a unique job accessibility pattern carrying strong post-socialism characters as the national capital and the second biggest city [34].
Again, the reason why we exclude the membrane proteins is that they have the opposite solvent accessibility pattern to those monomeric, globular soluble proteins.
The context in which the data is accessed in the application defines the access patterns and the accessibility requirements.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Potential accessibility behaviour patterns.
Earlier studies have found factors affecting service utilisation ranged from cultural and socio-demographic factors, physical accessibility, disease patterns to perception of quality of services and confidence in care [ 29].
