Sentence examples for decreased accessibility of from inspiring English sources
The total chloride and total sulphate contents decrease with alkali activated GBFS due to the forming hydrated products that fill some available open pores, thereby inhibiting Cl− or SO42− ions penetration; this effect leads to a decreased accessibility of Cl− or SO42− ions towards the more dense with low capillary pore structure.
This is likely due to the decreased accessibility of TCEP to protein disulfides when compared to DTT at neutral pH.
Clearly, increased Sn concentrations beyond this point lead to partial pore blockage, and to decreased accessibility of the micropores of zeolite β.
First, in the Netherlands, it is impossible for undocumented migrants to join the national health insurance system, leading to a decreased accessibility of care.
In contrast to the gain in quality of care and efficiency, concentration of care may lead to decreased accessibility of care as the distance to the nearest hospital location may increase.
These adaptations generally occur inside the bacterial cell and employ three general strategies; modification of the drug, alteration of the target (or its level of expression), or decreased accessibility of the drug to its target (reviewed by Bischoff et al. [ 33]).
This could be due to the mutation decreasing accessibility of IL-7tv to the IL-7Ra.
We examined whether decreasing accessibility of snacks, by increased distance, can reduce intake when proximal alternatives are presented simultaneously.
Thus, our results are consistent with health promoting interventions utilizing a nudging approach, i.e. aiming at decreasing accessibility of high calorie and increasing accessibility of low calorie foods in daily life.
On the other hand, costs of human workforce significantly increase along with the decreasing accessibility of qualified health care professionals.
A class of regulators called chromatin modifiers (CM) affects the rate of transcription initiation by increasing or decreasing accessibility of various regions.
