Sentence examples for conditions accessibility from inspiring English sources

For fermentation processes involving multiple limit points for given feed conditions, accessibility of each limit point is decided by its local stability characteristics.

For the other economic uses such as commercial and industry, more factors have to be analyzed that include locality, physical conditions, accessibility and economic performance.

Apatite is an ideal material for long-term binding of contaminates due to its high sorption capacity for the actinide series and heavy metals, poor solubility in water, high stability under reducing and oxidizing conditions, accessibility, and low preparation cost.

Differences between districts may account for a multitude of factors including differences in socio-economic conditions, accessibility, or practices in the health centres in the district.

Table  4 showed the association between walking path use and observational environmental variables, including lighting conditions, accessibility, cleanness, and organization of the activities.

The results of direct observation revealed positive associations between time, brisk walking prevalence, and observational current environmental variables including lighting conditions, accessibility, cleanness, and the organization of activities.

Venues that hope to improve "their physical condition, accessibility and operational viability" will be able to apply for a grant of £5,000 at a time.

These included spatial factors, housing type and condition, accessibility to the property and, finally, public health and hygiene factors.

Szpunar's assessment is that Uber "exerts control over all the relevant aspects of an urban transport service" — from price, to minimum safety conditions, to accessibility of transport supply, to conduct of drivers and access to the service.

Land cover change in the Araucanía Region reflects a model of change in which areas with better environmental conditions and accessibility are occupied first for productive activities.

We evaluate the relationship between the distribution of children population and conditions of accessibility to urban parks to understand the potential for use and possible spatial disparities in the distribution of urban parks.