Sentence examples for accessible above from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that there are eight backbone amides with hydroxide-catalyzed exchange rate constants between 10 and 10 M−1 s−1 and another seven with rate constants between 10 and 10 M−1 s−1 that are not solvent accessible above 0.5 Å in any of the 2NR2 ensemble models.

We bounced around brownstone Brooklyn for a dozen years, and the sky moved with us, wide and accessible above tree lines and rooftops.

To ensure a good user experience, the site content should be clear and accessible above the fold.

These are special in that they exhibit first order phase transitions to the ground state that are accessible above the normal Tg of the high temperature phase — and in consequence exhibit vanishingly small excess entropies over crystal, and none of the "ubiquitous" glassy state cryogenic anomalies.

Google, in today's blog post, encourages publishers to still be "vigilant" to ensure mobile site layouts don't cause ads to push the page content flow the fold in a way that could lead to accidental clicks, and it recommends that site content should be clear and accessible above the fold.

The supernatant accessible above the glass beads was aspirated and the yeast were frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at −80°C until RNA isolation commenced.

Thomson's investment adds a "European-headquartered partner that will make this important technology more accessible," Bill Gates, above, Microsoft's chairman, said in a statement.

Instead, a new model of hero commands the market: photogenic, accessible and above all flawed.

Weighing several Southern California locations, he determined that Anaheim, then a largely rural place of citrus groves, would be the most temperate, accessible and, above all, profitable.

For all that, Amstrad deserves to be remembered for bringing the computer age into the living room in a way that made it accessible and, above all, within the reach of most pockets.

Da Ponte and Mozart were the twin pillars of that crucial transition, transforming opera into an art form exploring central human issues in a potent, accessible but above all realistic manner, via characters the audience could recognise, and with whom they could identify.