For example, determinants located in caveoli, invaginations with neck diameter <50 nm, <span class="lh lhl">are accessible to relatively small ligands such as antibodies but not to submicrometer carriers.
Nearly half of the 1.7 million new jobs created by a $150 billion clean energy investment will be accessible to workers with relatively low levels of formal education.
The NRDC/Green For All report concludes that half of the net new jobs created by clean-energy investment will be accessible to workers with relatively low levels of formal education.
The means to record practically any combination of sounds, as well as find an audience to listen to them, are accessible to anyone with a relatively small amount of money and a little tech know-how.
Smart phones and tablets tend to be accessible only to a relatively affluent section of the population.
Citing security concerns, the Syrian authorities did not permit UNRWA to use the northern entrance to Yarmouk, which is under government control, and which is generally regarded as more likely to be accessible with relatively less risk.
It is strange, difficult, emotionally affecting and accessible to relatively few.
As in the case of housing-related environmental health risks, the fact cannot be avoided that "even the most accurate and precise hazard assessment protocols provide little or no benefit to communities at risk unless they are accessible, easy-to-use, and relatively low cost" (Ryan and Farr 2002).
Because zinc naturally homes to the prostate and because the prostate is accessible with relatively non-invasive procedures, its potential as a chemotherapeutic agent in this type of cancer has shown promise.
So, from the very beginning, they have been considered the "right" whale to kill: they're accessible, they swim relatively slowly, they congregate close to the coast for several months each year.
