The phrase "accessibility values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing principles or standards related to making content or environments accessible to all individuals, particularly those with disabilities.
Example: "The website was designed with accessibility values in mind, ensuring that all users can navigate it easily."
Alternatives: "inclusivity principles" or "access standards".
Two measures have been employed to assess the correspondence between the accessibility values and accessible surface area values.
The solvent accessibility values for all the amino acid residues in the hu4D5Fab were calculated using available crystal structure information.
The supplementary accessibility values provided by the model at each resource constitute a valuable asset for network engineers.
In fact, the higher variance resulted to belong to "Accessibility" values, while "Night-time Visibility" has the lower variance.
There are some opportunities outside that region that may strongly influence the accessibility values, especially in the border region.
Its outcomes are population distributions, spatial land-use patterns and accessibility values for each of the model's time steps.
Each metabolite j have a synthetic accessibility value S j representing the number of iterations before this metabolite became accessible and the Synthetic Accessibility of the network as a whole, S net, is the sum of S j of each of the output metabolites.
Nevertheless, the presence of these distant opportunities would affect the accessibility value.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Temporal evolution of the global and relative accessibility value.
The zones that experience fewer hours below the average accessibility value are the southern metropolitan areas, being the most congestion-resilient ones.
In this sense, it correctly replicates some aspects of accessibility valued by individuals such as distance and the socio-economic importance of destinations.
