Sentence examples for accessibility to such from inspiring English sources

She said: "I do think more Americans are embracing and being exposed to British television, and I think there are two reasons why: the increase in accessibility to such programmes and, to a lesser extent, the popularity of Downton Abbey.

Boston's iconic pioneers of biblical and sci-fi screamelodica add precision, mania, panache and pop accessibility to such metallic arts and, in a casually furious hour, crush Hetfield's lot like the grunting try-hards they are.

Experimental and theoretical results at gigahertz, based on a simple system of Ni nanoparticles dispersed in paraffin matrix, verify our findings, providing the accessibility to such absorbers.

It is supposed to create a backbone for developing the middle part of peninsula by facilitating the transport of mineral resources and accessibility to such region and encourage populating the remote desert city of Nekhel and the coastal cities of Taba and El Shatt.

To resolve this competition, an inhibitory process intervenes to suppress accessibility to such items.

Accessibility to such a large data set allowed us to perform a filtering based on the absence of homozygotes for the variant allele of the identified LoF variants.

The packaging of DNA restricts its accessibility to proteins such as transcription factors, and therefore the transcriptional activation of many genes requires chromatin modifications such as reversible acetylation of the core histones [ 2].

It is essential to ensure equal accessibility to services, such as sport and recreation facilities or green and water environments.

Skin toxicities and depression represent the major concerns and the accessibility to retinoids such as accutane is limited.

Due to its privileged geographical position at the central part of the country (Fig. 2a), the region has good accessibility to: transport networks, such as the international highway and railway networks, constituting parts of the Trans-European transport network; peripheral ports; remarkable local energy resources and energy distribution networks.

Consequently, BiP 'holds' the substrate, allowing it to attain its native conformation, and then permits the substrate to assemble with other subunits, as well as promotes accessibility to other chaperones such as the protein disulfide isomerase (PDI) family members that generate and rearrange disulfide bonds that are properly paired.