The phrase "accessible values of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing values that can be easily obtained or understood in a particular context, such as data analysis or programming.
Example: "The report highlights the accessible values of the dataset, making it easier for analysts to draw conclusions."
Alternatives: "available values of" or "obtainable values of".
Since readily accessible values of Ka are always much less than unity, it is often convenient to introduce a quantity pKa, sometimes called the acidity exponent, and defined by the relation pKa = −log10Ka.
The effective Knudsen diffusivity based on the average pore radius fails to provide a satisfactory approximation to the numerically computed effective diffusion coefficients, but it performs considerably better when the average pore radius based on the accessible values of porosity and internal surface area are used for its estimation.
A multiplying factor of 0.1 limits the accessible values of OSI from 0 to a maximum of 25.
Magnetic field may be applied up the maximum accessible value of the PPMS system.
We find that metamaterial behavior becomes interesting if the Drude scattering time of 0.1 ps of standard graphene could be raised to the theoretically accessible value of 0.4 0.5 ps.
Theoretical and experimental studies revealed that the barrier to such isomerization dropped from a prohibitive ∼40 kcal/mol for the neutral molecule to an easily accessible value of ∼20 kcal/mol on ionization of the N H bond.
Furthermore, new bounds for non-diagonal components are derived, which give information of, in principle, accessible values for non-diagonal stiffness components using the zeroth-order bounds of the present work.
This latter case shows how historical and social conditions are at work in shaping the territory of accessible values.
The solvent accessible surface data was normalized dividing each amino acid residue solvent accessible surface value added by the solvent accessible surface value of the corresponding amino acid residue (X) in the tripeptide Gly-X-Gly.
Hence, we identified residue type dependent cut-off for accessible surface area values of Cα atoms corresponding to 7% and 10% solvent accessibility.
Our approach to recognize solvent exposed and buried residues based solely on Cα positions involves calculation of accessible surface area values of Cα using a probe sphere of appropriate radius.
