The phrase "accessible for example" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when providing an instance or illustration of something being accessible, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The information is accessible, for example, through our online portal."
Alternatives: "accessible, such as" or "available, for instance."
"Making a building accessible, for example, adds just 1% to the total cost of construction," he says.
In reality, science often lacks openness: many published articles are not available to people without a personal or institutional subscription, and most data, materials and code supporting research outcomes are not made accessible, for example, in a public repository (refs 63,64; Box 5).
There are no photographs quickly accessible, for example, of Elizabeth Anionwu, or Shankar Balasubramnian despite their immense contribution to the fabric of the United Kingdom.
Not all laboratories are equipped to perform all laboratory tests (Guo et al. 2013) and for prescribers of lithium not all monitoring facilities may be easily accessible, for example for making an electrocardiogram.
The rising interest of scientific communities and working groups in the semantic web as a newly emerging type of knowledge management materializes in a growing body of ontologies which are often publicly accessible (for example, the SWEET ontology by Raskin and Pan (2005) for organizing the vast knowledge base in earth and environmental sciences).
But by allowing users to interact directly with applications by just moving their fingers or hands, Buckwald said that Leap Motion makes a number of "computationally intensive" tasks more accessible — for example, there are apps that allow users to edit music with their hands.
In Forde's case, she would need an office computer with accessible software – for example, a zoom magnifier and text-to-speech programme.
Use of stability maps makes a broader class of stabilizing inputs accessible, allowing, for example, the use of lower frequency signals.
And, be sure to hand out treats in a well-lit, accessible area (for example, in the driveway instead of the top of the porch stairs).
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media Treat text as #opendata so infomediaries can mash it up and make it more accessible (see, for example federalregister.gov) and don't just post and blast: distribute information in a targeted way to those most likely to be interested.
In any case, I expect we shall get more immediate popular feedback from the coalition government's pledges to publish more accessible data – for example, all new central government ICT contracts from next month, and all items of central government spending over £25,000 from November.
