Sentence examples for control accessibility from inspiring English sources

Future management plans should consider a designed infrastructure development paired with the establishment of new indigenous reservations with minimum viable sizes in order to control accessibility, natural resources extraction, and deforestation.

The planning commission on Wednesday could recommend automatic extensions of the Garden's permit, which would go forward without public input, so long as the Garden and the railroads agreed to improve crowd control, accessibility for the disabled and fire prevention, among other issues.

The lone exception for me is really birth control accessibility because it directly affects so many other issues, which is why opposition to its availability leaves me perplexed, not to mention angry.

RAMP-dependent effects of CLR mutations suggest that the different RAMPs control accessibility of peptides to binding residues situated on the CLR N-terminus.

Hybrid mesoporous materials are potentially useful for metal ion scavenging and retrieval because of their high surface areas, controlled accessibility and tailored functionalization.

Layered materials, with their structure consisting of stacked sheets, represent an interesting opportunity for developing new materials with a tailored nano-design, controlled accessibility to the sites and properties, tuneable pore size and volume, and high surface area.

Chromatin configuration, that is the meta-organization of the genome, controls accessibility of DNA for transcription and thus the use of DNA-based information.

Nucleosome positioning plays an essential role in diverse cellular processes by controlling accessibility of genomic DNA to regulatory factors [ 2].

In particular, it controls accessibility of the peptide-binding epitope on the N-terminus of the CLR, particularly where this is itself part of the CLR-RAMP interface.

By structural and atomistic comparison of the simulated unbound structures of the dephosphorylated (denoted GSK-3β·ATP) and the phosphorylated (denoted GSK-3β(p)·ATP) complexes, we show that the autophosphorylation event at Tyr is likely to render the kinase active by controlling accessibility.

Among the insights made by this work is a model of a layered transcriptional regulation in three levels: organizers (pioneering TFs), controlling chromatin accessibility, primers (control of basal expression levels) and transducers (dynamic DNA-binders in response to stimuli).