Sentence examples for accessible treat from inspiring English sources

Georgian-born French director Ioseliani has been making quiet, observant comedies, largely ignored by the English- speaking world, for the past 40 years, but this is an accessible treat in any language.

Yet popular chains like Shokoladnitsa, whose name is Russian for chocolate girl, and Kofe Haus offer an accessible treat to the growing class of urban professionals, like architects, accountants and designers, who cannot afford the luxury goods marketed to the richest Russians but have made a little extra money from the country's oil-driven consumer boom.

Branson is almost absurdly accessible — he treats his e-mail address like a business card, offering it to anyone who asks (and to many who don't).

Take malaria, for example: approaches might include investing in vector control (reducing numbers of malaria-carrying mosquitoes); ensuring that people can access bednets; providing education on how to avoid contracting the disease; making chemoprophylaxis (prevention medication) more accessible; or treating malaria cases with better drugs, to name just a few.

"Deep data analytics has the capacity to impact so many fields, and medicine is certainly included, but there seems to be a gap in innovation between the scientific developments surrounding genetics and the speed at which advancements are being made to make genetic sequencing accessible to treating clinicians," Trabelsi says.

I will say that it wrapped up a bit too neatly (and the conundrum could have been made more accessible if it treated Chantry's boyfriend as less of a caricature), but overall it had something to say.

The EEG registrations were accessible for the treating physicians at the ICU to allow treatment of epileptiform discharges.

In principle, this assay could be applied to any accessible tumour being treated with chemotherapeutic agents that cause overt DNA damage.

The T0-questionnaires (i.e. POS, EORTC, QLQ-C30 and HADS) will be added to the patient file and will therefore be accessible to the treating physician.

Patients are advised to inform a relative or a representative about the existence and the depository of the AD, so in case they can make it accessible to the treating physician.

Genetic testing and magnetic resonance imaging have greatly improved the diagnosis and monitoring of C.C.M. patients; treatments include seizure and headache medication, and neurosurgery to treat surgically accessible angiomas that have recently bled or that threaten vital functions.