Currently warehoused microarray data is accessible to the public through specific species links.
In addition, parameters of unit process models are accessible to the user, including species-specific parameters of fish performance models.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students explore the topic of national identity cards in the United States as a starting point in determining what types of information should be publicly accessible to the government and private industry about specific individuals and what information should remain private.
The icons can be adjusted and reconfigured, and set to take up either a 2×2 or 1×1 spot in the grid, and there are widgets accessible to the home screen, too, including ones specific to Nokia and standard Android ones built into third-party apps.
Transcription initiation at sites that are occluded by nucleosomes and high-order chromatin structure is established to require mechanisms for making specific regions accessible to the appropriate regulators [ 80].
However, with the increasing network and connections made by individuals within the RDS EoE with academic and research groups, access to these specific groups becomes more accessible to the researcher.
Through the RuSH project, the DBD has published data collection field reports and made state-specific data on SCD accessible to the public.
To this end, it must be coherent, accessible and adapted to the specific needs of the different types of users.
The report noted that the department had made a point of making mental health treatment accessible to several specific groups — including women, young veterans from the military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and veterans facing legal issues.
In exploring how to make healthcare services more accessible to street-dwellers, the specific requirements that they described were longer, more flexible opening hours, free or low-cost services, and quality services provided by paramedics [ 30].
