Nutrients of hydrolyzed products are better accessible for the human body, since the proteins are pre-digested (Koopman et al. 2009).
Even less ideal, smaller asteroids that are better accessible require an on-orbit mass that exceeds the launch capability of future heavy lift vehicles (HLV) such as SLS by at least 30 mT.
The documentation we have seen from volunteers appears to be more transparent and complete than the information provided by public institutions, and it is better accessible than news from many public and private media (where we often faced the issue that materials could not be retrieved anymore, at least not under the original links).
Membranes have much larger pores and the binding sites are better accessible, because the mass transfer from the bulk fluid to the binding sites is predominantly through convection.
It is generally accepted that DPD activity in the liver is responsible for the majority of 5-FU catabolism (Ho et al, 1986; Fleming et al, 1992b), but PBM cells are often used as a surrogate for liver DPD activity, since these cells are better accessible (Harris et al, 1990; Fleming et al, 1992a; Lu et al, 1993; Etienne et al, 1994).
For future solutions, many of the existing programmes may be further developed, expanded or concentrated, broadened or focused, be combined with other activities, be better promoted, or become better accessible, for instance by using teleconferencing.
A business account might be better off acting generally accessible and adding a call to action.
The correspondent at regimental or division headquarters, where operational plans and intelligence are more accessible, may be better placed to assess the ebb and flow of battle, but less well placed to communicate what the troops are enduring -- the blood and sweat of battle.
It would be better to have a more accessible and friendly background section.
