The phrase "accessibility table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a table that provides information about the accessibility features of a product, service, or environment.
Example: "The accessibility table outlines the various features available for individuals with disabilities, ensuring that everyone can use the facility comfortably."
Alternatives: "accessibility chart" or "accessibility matrix".
There was no association between weekly working hours and patients' assessment of accessibility (Table 7).
Nine out of 41 health facilities offering TB services in the pilot districts were purposively selected as pilot sites based on caseload and accessibility (table 1); seven were public health facilities and two were faith-based clinics.
The number of patients and the number of employees per GP were negatively associated with the experienced accessibility (Table 7), but not with the evaluation of the other dimensions (Tables 3, 4, 5, 6).
No statistically significant differences between the intervention and control groups were observed in any of the five DanPEP dimensions: 'the doctor patient relationship', 'the medical care'thethe information and support'thethe organisation of care' and 'the GP's accessibility' (table 3).
Working in a training practice was only associated with the assessment of accessibility aspects (Table 7), where we found a negative association, while the evaluations were not associated with teaching outside the practice.
The eight indicators selected on the basis of citizens' opinion cover all dimensions of urban sustainability, of these three refer to the dimension of liveability (air pollutants, accidents and noise) and only one (public transport) refers to the dimension of accessibility (see again Table 4).
Vegetation cover was derived from the 3rd National Forest Inventory [56] and reclassified according to accessibility for vultures (Table 2).
It is noteworthy that kinase domain dimerization does not affect the solvent accessibility of G576 (Table 1), indicating that G576 is not directly involved in dimerization.
Instead, a number of proteins involved in the regulation of gene expression and/or chromatin accessibility were present (Table 5).
The Q3 values calculated on predicted residues are generally better for our approach, called RAPT (Relative Accessibility Prediction Tool) (Table S3).
This result agrees with the solvent accessibility (shown in Table S-2, Supporting Information) that the B chain N terminus is solvent accessible for native insulin while the lysine residue K is not.
