Sentence examples for because of easier accessibility from inspiring English sources
These new efforts are producing a wide array of technologies aimed at improving detection, classification, and monitoring of gastrointestinal neoplasia, especially for colorectal and esophageal cancer because of easier accessibility.
Because of easy accessibility, DMS/PCs have become an ideal cell source in tissue engineering.
Rodent tails are popular to assess disc degeneration because of easy accessibility with minimal damage to surrounding tissues and minimal interference with normal physiological functions [ 21].
The use of blood for gene expression studies offers an advantage over other tissues because of easy accessibility and, therefore, of great interest for clinical studies and human experimental research [ 16].
This is probably because of easy accessibility and the physiological absence of epithelial cells in the bone marrow, and also because the bone marrow is a homing site and blood is a transition compartment, two different biological compartments in a metastatic cascade (Pantel and Brakenhoff, 2004; Pantel et al, 2008).
A spokesman for the agency said it was still evaluating whether potential abuse outweighs the benefits of easy accessibility for doctors.
One potential benefit of easy accessibility is broader awareness of new evidence.
Despite the lower patency of venous compared with arterial coronary artery bypass grafts, ∼50% of grafts used are saphenous vein conduits because of their easier accessibility.
Although the majority of 5FU is metabolised by the liver, assessment of DPD levels is typically based on the levels of the enzyme expressed in peripheral blood mononuclear cells because of their easier accessibility.
In addition, cells isolated from urine have epithelial characteristics and have been considered as one excellent somatic cell types to generate iPSC or NSC not only because of their easy accessibility but also because of the high reprogramming efficiency (Wang et al., 2012; Zhou et al., 2011).
Walking was the most prevalent activity in this population, probably because of its easy accessibility and minimal availability of personal mechanized transportation.
