Sentence examples for accessible to further from inspiring English sources

In case G ∈ [FIA ] − ∩ [Moore], we have J− = J−, and θsing is accessible to further structural analysis.

A major problem of Py-GC is that polar (bio polymers yield polar pyrolyzates which are not easily accessible to further GC characterization.

In addition, once a phase derivation is completed, its complement will be transferred both to the phonological component PF and the semantic component LF and hence frozen in place in the narrow syntax, becoming inaccessible to any further operation; only the phase edge (i.e., the phase head and its specifier) is accessible to further derivations.

Certain aspects, however, appear to be accessible to further abstraction [ 123, 124].

The use of adaptive optics has proven to correct these imperfections, to the point where the individual photoreceptors become accessible to further study [ 22].

While details of these dynamics will have to be addressed within a refined model the current model has the advantage to be accessible to further analysis of the basic underlying stochastic processes as demonstrated in the following sections.

The continued association of 4-, 5- and 6-sugar polysaccharides with the cellulose surface would likely have the effect of hindering access of EGs to appropriate surface reaction sites, and also reduce the apparent rate of glucose production by being less accessible to enzymes that further degrade them to shorter polysaccharides and, eventually, glucose.

We have developed a publicly-accessible YPED repository to further increase accessibility to YPED's proteomics data (http://yped.med.yale.edu/repository).edu/repository

Until the diagnostic technology for assessing microvasculatures at sites such as the brain or the myocardium improves, gingival tissues could offer an easily accessible anatomical site to further study systemic microangiopathic processes.

To ensure that our events were further accessible to all, we hired American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters for our evening events.

Before he died Humboldt bequeathed his entire collection of linguistic materials, including his own manuscripts, to the Royal Prussian Library in Berlin so that it would be accessible to the public for further research.