Sentence examples for because of accessibility from inspiring English sources

Research carried out by Populus on behalf of Network Rail found that while 67% of disabled people travel by train, around a quarter of those passengers expect to have difficulties on the journey and a third do not use the train as often as they otherwise would because of accessibility concerns.

I've never seen research on the efficacy of text therapy, but one study on phone-versus-in-person cognitive-behavioral therapy for depression showed that while people stuck it out longer with teletherapy, largely because of accessibility and convenience, they showed less improvement six months later than those in face-to-face therapy.

The two alkaline-earth metal oxides (such as CaO and MgO) draw the tremendous attention because of accessibility and favorable thermodynamics.

These factories and institutions were chosen because of accessibility.

The reasons given are largely because of accessibility and convenience and are summarised in Table  1.

The UCs were selected because of accessibility to the district headquarter, and a functioning primary health infrastructure.

In Akiotacho, the main problem is to get services in conveniently because of lack of accessibility.

The cases reported were included because of chart accessibility at the National Polio Surveillance Unit and accessibility of paper files from large storage containers in off-site warehouses.

Because of its ease of accessibility, work has focused on peripheral blood biomarkers.

Of this group, 7% of all households is at risk of accessibility poverty because of a poor transport system (and sometimes also because of affordability problems), while another 2%to4%4% experiences accessibility poverty because of disproportionally high motoring costs.

Archangel is sometimes overlooked in Burial's catalogue, perhaps because of its accessibility.