The phrase "accessible for such" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is available or usable for a specific purpose or group, but the phrasing is unclear.
Example: "The resources are not accessible for such a small audience."
Alternatives: "available for such" or "usable for such".
Therefore, it is expected that primarily extracellular TG2, which is more likely to be in an open conformation due to high extracellular calcium concentrations, will be accessible for such tracers [18].
For many reasons, medical personnel and resources may not be available or accessible for such residents.
Further work will be needed to establish the cell compartments where this domain is accessible for such interactions, and to identify the host and/or parasite partners involved.
Our results indicated that all nuclear subcompartments were easily and similarly accessible for such an average-sized protein, and even condensed heterochromatin neither excluded single molecules nor impeded their passage.
Many libraries also have meeting rooms that may be accessible for such gatherings.
Yet from 51 reported human cases so far — 39 of them fatal — the genetic sequence of only one flu virus strain has been deposited in GenBank, the publicly accessible database for such information.
In Illinois and more broadly across the U.S., there are no policy directives that require publicly accessible repositories for such information as seen with other types of violent injuries, such as mandated reporting of child or elder abuse.
Case-control studies remain one of the more accessible methods for such evaluations, despite their limitations.
Moreover, the predetermined orientation of the proteins in the S-layer lattice ensures that the functional regions of the foreign protein (such as Fab regions) will be accessible for functions such as antigen binding.
Many of these collections have their specimen data captured and accessible for analyses, such as georeferencing.
However, graphical browsers and multi-media features and the freedom by authors to create documents began to limit the sites that were readily accessible for some such as blind and visually impaired people.
