Sentence examples for because of difficult accessibility from inspiring English sources

The sparser labelling in nuclei of higher layers might be because of difficult accessibility, or because DNA replication is slower or intermittent in those cells.

Because of difficult accessibility, majority of these terrains had not been explored until about 50 years ago (Koch, 1974).

Foremost is the severely limited use of the electronic databases of dispensed prescriptions by physicians and pharmacists due to difficult accessibility and insufficient incentives (Green et al. 2011).

Because of difficult economic times!

Measurement of glucose concentrations in the airways and distal lungs of patients, in in vivo models of airways disease and in vitro models of airway epithelium is difficult because of limited accessibility, the thinness of the ASL (~7 μm) and low concentrations of glucose obtained when dilution techniques are used (e.g. brochoalveolar lavage and exhaled breath condensate).

Accessibility of difficult places, such as the axilla or near the nipple.

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

Mr. Soto-Lopez said that East Harlem appeals to the florists because of its accessibility to F.D.R. Drive and the airports.

Mr. Smits said Jurmala is a popular second-home destination for Muscovites, because of its accessibility.

Perhaps because of its accessibility to readers, Manger's poetry achieved wide popularity.

What I like about this is that we can test stuff very quickly because of the accessibility and cheapness of equipment; it's almost disposable tech now.