The phrase "as increased accessibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements that make something more accessible to a wider audience or group.
Example: "The new software update was designed with user-friendliness in mind, as increased accessibility is a top priority for our development team."
Alternatives: "due to enhanced accessibility" or "because of improved accessibility".
AVs can also create additional benefits such as increasing accessibility and mobility and even improving land use.
The overall effect of these modifications is a general decreased presence and stability of nucleosomes, and as a result, increased accessibility to transcription factors and the RNA polymerase II (RNAPII) complex.
Pornography – regardless of your view on the industry, or of what it represents, or the potential dangers around this vastly increased accessibility – has become about as normalised as it's ever going to get.
Apoptotic MVs from both MRL/lpr and BALB/c mice still contained intact nucleosomes and dsDNA (data not shown), which excludes a large-scale breakdown of nucleosomes as a source of increased accessibility.
Perhaps as a result of the increased accessibility to NGS technologies for STR marker development, there has also been an increased level of activity in the development of associated software for identifying candidate markers.
The large number of social media sites, such as Facebook and Instagram, means increased accessibility to people, even those with whom you don't necessarily want to be in contact.
Increased accessibility of supervisors as a result of technology was viewed as both positive and negative.
Additionally, interventions that increased the availability of condoms, or increased accessibility to condoms, as a distribution strategy were efficacious in increasing condom use behaviors.
Based on the study findings, the following were concluded and recommended; increased accessibility and utilisation of maternity care can, as well, potentially increase the coverage of PMTCT services.
Projects such as the Living Archive of Aboriginal languages, developing language apps and "localisation" of commonly used sites such as Facebook are vital to the preservation and increased accessibility to indigenous languages, she said.
