Sentence examples for accessible has been from inspiring English sources
A movement to make taxis accessible has been around since at least 1990, the year the Americans With Disabilities Act was passed, forcing cities to make buses and other public transportation accessible but generally excluding private taxi and livery companies from those requirements.
However, polysaccharide chains in a crystal are tightly packed and the existence of additional factors that would make the substrate more accessible has been suggested since the 1950s [ 7].
The Spellman et al. [ 39] α factor-synchronized gene expression data was selected for PCGSE analysis because it is easily accessible, has been widely reanalyzed and has a spectra with a published biological interpretation.
The necessity to have survival data accessible has been also been acknowledged by the leading journal in aging research, Aging Cell, which requires authors to provide their raw survival data in the supplement, 'to allow replication of the presented analysis and to facilitate independent analysis and cross-study comparisons' (Aging Cell Author Guidelines).
It then analysed the resources being linked to by these tweets, and whether these resources were still accessible, had been preserved in a digital archive, or had ceased to exist.
Amphibians, where regionally accessible, have been found in the river otter's diet during the spring and summer months, as indicated in many of the food habit studies.
Encylopaedic and determinedly accessible, Hobsbawm has been credited with a hand in history's current popularity.
The freely accessible system has been quite popular with Welti's collaborators.
In chemistry, most of the freely accessible material has been produced by enthusiasts rather than large funded organisations.
A publicly accessible database has been established for the cataloguing of epitopes from pathogens known to be recognizable by B cells.
In countries where emergency obstetric care is available and accessible, OF has been virtually eliminated.
