The phrase "accessibility to reflect" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss the ease of reflecting on something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The accessibility to reflect on past experiences is crucial for personal growth."
Alternatives: "ease of reflection" or "ability to reflect".
These spaces would be defined so as to have different volumes, rate constants for accessibility, etc., to reflect their heterogeneous physical structure and, given the number of parameters required, would require detailed experimental information at the cellular and molecular level.
In contrast, the present study defined remoteness as living at least 100 km away from the nearest PD unit, which is arguably better suited to reflect accessibility to specialist medical care.
Thus, this research has combined the infrastructure-based measures and location-based measures to reflect comprehensive accessibility at regional level, among which the transportation accessibility belongs to infrastructure-based measure, while the population and economy accessibilities belong to location-based accessibility.
The lack of other safety attire was designed to "reflect the accessibility of cycling and to help promote it as a viable way to make everyday journeys".
The results show that this modeling method can be used to reflect the accessibility disparities in the Nanjing urban space objectively and accurately.
Two metrics are defined to reflect the accessibility of a route, in terms of the total vertical distance and the maximum slope.
Money was to be paid by the health provider or accountant on discharge and the amount was set to reflect differences in accessibility to health facilities across the three main geographical regions of Nepal (table 1).
Whilst the compensation (or protection) index is thought to reflect the generosity and accessibility of benefit programmes for the workforce in case of disability, the integration index measures public labour market programs that aim to re-integrate groups of individuals in case of disability.
Results show that the four accessibility indicators generate different estimations and the nearest service (minimum time) alone fails to reflect the multidimensional nature of healthy food accessibility.
They should be encouraged to reflect on and improve the accessibility of their premises.
