Sentence examples for different types of accessibility from inspiring English sources

We propose this conceptual integrated framework for the study of RA in order to join the elements of the pre-patient help-seeking to the medical care help-seeking (or patient phase) together with the specification of the different types of accessibility problems of the social and health services contexts.

Topographical maps and floor-plans contain useful information that influences pedestrian movement such as the different types of areas which have different degrees of accessibility.

First the structure for which the concrete will be used has to be decided, and then the accessibility of different types of lightweight aggregate and the price restraints need to be known.

For example, there is no association between the accessibility of different types of recreation facilities such as soccer fields or playgrounds.

To establish a baseline for the examination of different types of nucleosomes, we first determined the average accessibility of a random distribution of nucleosomes across the genome.

This research should have a particular focus on developing our understanding of caregivers' knowledge of the different types of services available and the adequacy and accessibility of such services.

We demonstrate that different types of nucleosomes within mammalian cells exhibit different degrees of accessibility.

Chapter four sets the stage for the following chapters by elaborating on the different types of lignocellulosic biomass, their composition, technical potentials and accessibility.

Overall, we address the balance of (i) model accessibility, (ii) unified treatment for different types of waves, (iii) mathematical accuracy, and (iv) boundary conditions at coastlines.

I.p. luciferin accessibility was studied in two different types of compartment: skeletal muscle and joint.

Describing test results in a standardized format facilitates the exchange of information between different types of tools that are used to evaluate Web sites for accessibility.