Private and community clinics were viewed as a particularly accessible option by migrants due to the low cost of their services.
How people perceive things has been a principal concern, and "The Gaze," now occupying a portion of the Parrish Art Museum, is widely regarded as a particularly accessible and effective example of this interest.
The Drosophila NMJ is a particularly good model synapse for this purpose, since it is glutamatergic and accessible to powerful microscopic and electrophysiological techniques throughout development.
Unlike many Chinese-American writers, Ha Jin does not shape his vision to be particularly accessible to an American audience: he is a Chinese writer, writing about China, who happens to live in the United States.
Without getting prior permission, students who wish to exercise their freedom are relegated to a small "free speech zone" on the edge of campus, which the students' lawyers say is not particularly accessible or in a high-traffic area.
The Storm King Art Center, a 500-acre sculpture park in the Hudson Valley that is not particularly accessible from Manhattan, last year organized an exhibit at another location: "Mark di Suvero at Governors Island: Presented by Storm King Art Center".
In their travels, the couple found that some of the most popular national parks, including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee and the Grand Canyon, had limited access for disabled people, while some they had imagined would not be particularly accessible, like Big Bend National Park in Texas, could accommodate the disabled.
One challenge for home-movie preservationists is that most footage, having been shot for a private audience of family and friends, isn't particularly accessible to the general viewer.
As we used simplified CRLs containing only the cullin and RBX1, these other binding determinants might be particularly accessible, thereby relinquishing the strict requirement for neddylation that we observed for the native form of CUL2 present in cell extracts.
The review concludes by summarizing various approaches and their pitfalls, by providing guidance for evaluating the robustness of studies relating early testosterone to gender-related outcomes and by suggesting that the early postnatal surge in testosterone, sometimes called mini-puberty, might be particularly accessible for studying the role of testosterone in human development.
