Sentence examples for accessible for both from inspiring English sources

Deaf West did a great job in making the show entertaining and accessible for both audiences.

This means that revision resources by Cambridge University Press will be easily accessible for both parents, students and teachers via this platform.

As a "melting pot of inventiveness and strangeness", Bennett sees Edinburgh as the perfect place to champion inclusivity in dance and theatre, making it accessible for both disabled performers and audiences.

"Good Ideas has been especially designed with tablet-friendly features such as smaller articles, greater emphasis on visuals, smart phone-friendly typefaces and an interactive contents page, making it accessible for both the traditional newsstand and digital user," explained Hearst when launching the title.

This exhibition is accessible for both medical students and the general public.

Using data hiding, the video bit stream will be accessible for both regular and authorized decoders but only the later can retrieve the hidden privacy information.

This paper presents a comprehensive review of the science and technology of accessing near-Earth asteroids (NEAs), or making them accessible, for obtaining both information and resources.

Jammo from Bristol DJ duo My Nu Leng smashed it with a grimy, bass-heavy heavy set which also managed to keep it accessible for all, mixing both a track sampling traditional Malawian music and well-known bangers such as Snoop Dogg's "Drop It Like It's Hot".

Multiple colonies of both T. hyalinata and T. spinipes inhabit the campus, although only a few colonies were accessible for experimentation because both species tend to nest close to the crowns of trees.

An issue associated with the purification of recombinant wild-type PAI-2 is that PAI-2 contains a 33 amino acid intrahelical loop between alpha helices C and D (known as the CD-loop) which is accessible for cleavage in both E. coli or mammalian expression systems [ 34].

In contrast, our heuristic approach can predict interactions involving multiple binding sites by: (1) identifying the collection of accessible regions for both input RNA sequences, (2) using a matching algorithm, computing a set of "non-conflicting" interactions between the accessible regions which have the highest overall probability of occurrence.