Sentence examples for disability to use from inspiring English sources

Assistive Technology (AT) includes hardware peripherals, software applications and systems that enable a user with a disability to use a PC.

Such mutant strains are characterized by cross-resistance to fosfomycin, by susceptibility to efflux pump inhibitors, by disability to use glycerol 3-phosphate as a carbon source or by increased activity of the promoter controlling the expression of the glpABC regulon when grown in presence of fosmidomycin.

The rules are designed to make it easier for the blind, the deaf and people with other disabilities to use federal technology services like Web sites and databases.

The proposed rules affirm the right of people with disabilities to use guide dogs and other service animals in public places, but they tighten the definition to exclude certain species.

Several states bought them to try to avoid the problems caused by punch cards in Florida in 2000 and because they are easier for people with disabilities to use.

Apart from the dysfunctional escalator at the Grant Road skywalk, there is no alternative to the 10 metres of stairs up to the platform, which makes it very difficult for senior citizens or those with disabilities to use them.

Although Uber has launched a program for people with disabilities to use the car-hailing service, the program is not available in all the markets in which Uber operates.

The case studies demonstrate that although universal design measures contribute to enabling persons with disabilities to use public transport, such measures should be analyzed as parts of a transport system, not separately.

With a new swimming pool set to open in Newry in April, the council had decided that annual charges for children with disabilities to use it, and pools in Downpatrick and Kilkeel, should rise from £5.75 to £165.00, while the cost for adults with disabilities would rise to the same figure from £11.45 per year, an increase of 1,840%.

Alternative input devices: These tools are designed to allow students with disabilities to use computers and related technology easily.

This demographic change makes it more difficult for disability beneficiaries to use disability insurance as a bridge to retirement benefits.