Sentence examples for accessible daytime from inspiring English sources

The "accessible daytime population" should theoretically be a better indicator of medical needs than population or even daytime population.

Theoretically the population of service industry workers in the area could represent the size of the "accessible daytime population".

This indirectly supports another hypothesis that "accessible daytime population" and commercial activity are good indicators of medical demand and/or urbanity.

In contrast, areas with low service industry workers-to-population ratios are expected to be isolated areas in which the sizes of accessible daytime populations are almost equal to the sizes of their registered populations.

"Accessible daytime population" is defined as the sum of the population and persons who are outside the community but can potentially gain access to the community in a relatively short time during the day.

Roads are only accessible during daytime hours, so herders requiring nighttime transit through private ranches must negotiate those access rights in advance (Mike Littlewood, personal communication, 2011).

Look For Although the rear courtyard, usually accessible from Lexington Avenue in the daytime, is a typically barren space, look up to the huge, leaded glass windows lighting the double-height studio spaces.

For example in target groups where full-time employment levels are lower, daytime sessions may be more accessible.

The obvious benefit of such nesting locations is that both nests and daytime roosts located in rocky areas and/or steep slopes would be less accessible to predators, including man.

We did find that being female, perceived need to be accessible by mobile phone, and having tried but failed to reduce mobile phone usage were all predictive of daytime sleepiness, with the latter two likely being moderated by increased use of the phone at night.

Winter daytime temperatures can be 20 to 30 degrees, but there is not a lot of snow, so sights remain accessible.