Sentence examples for account accessibility from inspiring English sources
Walking time to water source may be an incomplete measure of water access, as it does not take into account accessibility of household water to the child [13].
For all of these benchmarks the simple version of RNAplex was used, i.e. not taking into account accessibility.
The specific sRNA mRNA interactions appear in the table in Section 3. Since RNAplex was previously benchmarked on a range of tools (Tafer and Hofacker, 2008; Tafer et al., 2011), we only compare RIsearch (both parameter sets) with RNAplex (with and without taking into account accessibility).
The choice of site also took the following field constraints into account: accessibility due to vegetation density, slope of the terrain, presence of water or fences, disturbances of farm work and inter-site distances (in order to limit the travel time between sites during mosquito collection sessions).
Geodata on infrastructure are used to account for accessibility, which can serve as a measure for market access and trade.
With a partial justifier account of accessibility internalism, which we noted earlier is the more plausible internalist position, matters are different.
So, while we can agree that a partial justifier account of accessibility internalism is evidence for mentalism, the evidence is not as strong as one might initially expect.
The only requirement for using a computational site is the existence of a standard user account and accessibility over the SSH protocol.
Other approaches, such as IntaRNA and RNAup, also account for accessibility by computing intramolecular base pair probabilities in both sequences.
Defining the pathogenicity of maternal antibodies in both manifestations must account for accessibility of the intracellular target antigen(s).
By examining specific sequential movements within the health care system, our study applies the most current Andersen Behavioral Model of Health Service Use which takes into account the accessibility and structural components within health care organizations.
