Sentence examples for because accessibility from inspiring English sources
The primary barrier to using Fleck is that it only supports Firefox – hopefully that will change soon, because accessibility is what the service really has to offer so far.
"Unfortunately, because accessibility of mental health services is very limited, most people show up in emergency rooms, brought by family or ambulance, and there is a crisis response," Krausz told VICE.
This is because accessibility cannot be assessed in regions outside of the tomogram, whose image domain is typically rectangular and thin in a direction roughly axially aligned with a vascular cell.
Because the active site is so deeply buried and because accessibility through the pore is regulated by trigger loop opening and closing, identification of NTP loading routes, NTP rejection routes, and mechanisms of NTP exchange and pyrophosphate (PPi) release are potentially important.
The counties of Østfold and Akershus were chosen because of accessibility and because they were known to have a number of dairy herds in cubicle sheds of various sizes.
African-American, Hispanic, and Asian adults are nearly 35% less likely than their white counterparts to receive treatment for mental illness because of accessibility barriers.
I wish it existed on iPhone because, in accessibility terms, the current method of clearing Notification Center is a chore.
This happens because regional accessibility levels take into account not only the population within the regional boundaries but also the population of all other regions.
The two alkaline-earth metal oxides (such as CaO and MgO) draw the tremendous attention because of accessibility and favorable thermodynamics.
Because the accessibility of the tractor-trailer can affect the space of other operations, the user can understand the required space of operations by the accessibility evaluation of the site.
Many businesses have closed because of accessibility lawsuits and many more have unnecessarily spent tens of thousands of dollars litigating claims.
