Sentence examples for associated accessibility from inspiring English sources
A distinct correlation was observed between the catalytic activity and the density of acid sites, showing that dispersibility of the acid sites and the associated accessibility of the organic reactants play an important role in determining the overall activity.
Starting ANC at dispensaries was apparently a disadvantage, reflecting the need for referrals to the CTC and associated accessibility issues [ 19].
We report the development of an efficient two-step serum- and replating-free CIP protocol and the associated chromatin accessibility dynamics (CAD) by assay for transposase-accessible chromatin (ATAC -seq.
Many previous studies have associated the accessibility with potential opportunities of spatial interactions between the transportation activities and land use and social economic factors [13].
Because of the problems associated with accessibility and utilization of primary health care services, this study was designed to identify shortcomings in the delivery of primary health care services in the Tshwane region.
Transcription is closely associated with accessibility of DNA.
Inversely, the number of staff was also negatively associated with accessibility.
In general, the factors associated with accessibility to, utilization of, and unmet needs for RH services were interrelated.
However, the dissemination of new methodologies, such as stochastic or Bayesian, seems to be limited despite their (recent) implementation in software applications (see below) but could also be associated with accessibility, e.g., licensing and validation.
The main reason for such low coverage of skilled maternity care is associated with availability, accessibility, accommodation, affordability and acceptability of the service [ 9].
Objective measures of quality of care such as facility infrastructure, equipment and staffing are associated with physical accessibility, access to information and other aspects of remoteness such as poverty and traditional values.
