Sentence examples for be attributed to accessibility from inspiring English sources

The existence of such socioeconomic disparities cannot be attributed to accessibility to health care in the United Kingdom.

A study using data from the 1998 1999 Canadian National Population Health Survey reported that 13% of unmet needs were attributed to accessibility problems, 90% of which were related to cost (15).

The high prevalence of asphyxiations can be attributed to easy accessibility of rope and widespread availability of other means for hanging.

Cholesterol incorporation into DMPC membranes led to a decrease in the CLA of PDC-109-lipid recombinants, which could be attributed to reduced accessibility of hydrophobic surfaces to the substrate protein(s).

Differences in cellulose digestibility may be attributed to enzyme accessibility, which is substantially increased by the rapid decompression in the SG and HS reactor and by the grinding action of the mixing screws in the HS reactor.

Assuming limited accessibility to cellulose to be the main obstacle for enzymatic hydrolysis [ 30], the effect could tentatively be attributed to improved enzyme accessibility caused by the more severe pretreatment producing a larger surface area by altering the physical shape of the pretreated material, i.e. by creating a more favorable topology.

These fatal airway-related adverse events can in part be attributed to the limited accessibility of proper human and difficult airway management (DAM) equipment resources [14 17].

The high adsorption capacity of PHF on LDO can be attributed to the enhanced accessibility to the adsorption sites for PHF during structural reconstruction of LDO.

A higher conversion and better selectivity can be attributed to the improved accessibility to the active extra-framework Ga species owing to the generation of mesopores inside the zeolite particles and shortening the contact time.

This can be attributed to enhanced reactant accessibility resulting from absence of transport inefficient micro- and macro-pore clusters and an increase in direct micro macro pore links characteristic of the designed interspersed network.

This effect was proposed to be attributed to decreased cellulase accessibility due to aggregation of adjacent cellulose microfibrils that was caused by elimination of the lignin spacer.