The phrase "accessibility the potential of" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context discussing the potential benefits or opportunities that accessibility can provide, but it needs to be restructured for clarity.
Example: "The accessibility the potential of technology can enhance user experience significantly."
Alternatives: "the potential of accessibility" or "accessibility's potential".
Jarek Meller (University of Cincinnati) discussed the potential of sequence-based solvent accessibility prediction for mapping RNA interaction sites in proteins.
The second term represents the accessibility free energy: ν i is the accessibility class of the site i and is the solvent accessibility potential of the amino acid a when placed into the accessibility class d (d = {1.. D}), where D is the number of accessibility classes.
Artificial exposures are good field sites for learning because of their accessibility, and the potential range of features they present for first-hand examination.
It is argued that a fuller conceptualisation of accessibility has the potential to achieve fuller understandings of accessibility-based policy goals and their implications, as well as informing the design of instruments to achieve policy delivery.
This accessibility restricts the potential targets to conserved structures of the ectodomains of viral transmembrane proteins HA, NA, and M2, in the case of influenza A viruses, and HA, NA, NB, and BM2, in the case of influenza B viruses.
The more dramatic the savings or the more striking the change in accessibility, the bigger the potential impact of disruption.
Shapiro seems consoled by his belief that the threat we now face is not new — that the potential accessibility of weapons of mass destruction has not changed anything fundamental in the global order from the cold war years.
The potential accessibility of linkable data augments the concerns of re-identification of shared personal genomic data.
In particular, demographic, social and attitudinal variables are complemented if a person has a regular source of care, which reflects the potential accessibility of healthcare.
The positioning of the inner Sec23/24 layer relative to the outer Sec13/31 layer shows the potential accessibility of both the inner layer of the coat and the underlying membrane could be in the final structure.
