Sentence examples for apparent accessibility from inspiring English sources

Few stars manage to juggle A-list status and apparent accessibility with such ease.

Much of Mr. Seinfeld's success is predicated on the nonchalant persona he cultivated in his comedy act and on his television show, and the apparent accessibility that comes from his insightful observations of the quotidian and the ordinary.

Finally, these two groups of enzymes also show differences in the apparent accessibility of their respective catalytic clefts by the substrate, with C. tremulae Pect-1 having a relatively 'open' cleft compared to C. maculatus Pect-1 (Figure 2c and 2e).

However, the apparent accessibility of many epidemiology findings and popular interest in the subject can lead to additional misunderstandings.

Despite the apparent accessibility of M. venosa 's organic intercrystalline matrix and the danger of losing it during more aggressive washing treatments prior to matrix extraction, the high abundance of intracellular proteins described above leads us to attempt a more rigorous washing procedure.

While the formation of C6 C6 (or N6 N6) cross-links was completely unexpected given that the positions selected for cysteine replacement were based on their patterns of MTSES reactivities and apparent aqueous accessibilities, the nature of the homo-oligomeric interface(s) is not yet established.

Amniotic fluid-derived stem cells (AFSCs) are becoming an important source of cells for regenerative medicine given their apparent advantages of accessibility, renewal capacity and multipotentiality.

The director cautioned that apparent advances in accessibility hastened by the digital revolution were being undermined by a "casualisation" of the industry which prices out poorer young people and stifles creativity.

This has been poor value for money, with most of the additional resources going into the pay packets of the incumbent providers and with little apparent improvement in accessibility and care.

Drug companies' apparent ease of accessibility to such areas has raised questions about the unequal social contexts in which research is being performed and about how conditions of inequality are at present facilitating a global proliferation of pharmaceutical drug trials.

These apparent increases in accessibility enhanced the steam pretreated corn stover digestibility, resulting in three times faster cellulose and xylan hydrolysis, a seven-fold decrease in cellulase loading and a significant increase in the hydrolysis performance of the optimized enzyme mixture.