Sentence examples for effect on accessibility. from inspiring English sources

The results show that, in relative terms, the assumed road network improvements have a profound effect on accessibility levels in particular in the easternmost regions of Poland and Czech Republic.

PUF60 had the opposite effect on accessibility in this region, causing enhanced cleavage in this region (Figure 5C and 5D, product 4, 5, 6).

Lastly, apparent Mediator association in highly active coding regions is due to a non-specific effect on accessibility due to the lack of nucleosomes, not to a specific association of Mediator.

This last observation is consistent with the shallowness of the composite surface, which would likely have a modest negative effect on accessibility of a structured substrate to the active site and even less so to inhibit an unstructured phosphorylated peptide (such as GSTP).

Previously, we showed that this reduction in supply had on average no adverse effects on accessibility for most women in France, meaning no increased travel time to get to the maternity unit where they gave birth.

This can enhance price competition for medicines and help minimise potential negative effects on accessibility.

This would appear to suggest that enforcing low pricing would have a beneficial effect on availability and accessibility.

However, the ultimate goal is to characterize the effect of accessibility on catalysis, a phenomenon that takes place when the catalyst interacts with the surface of the biomass.

Among the respondents, more than two thirds (69.3%) of the population believed that the changes have had a positive effect on the accessibility (82.0%); availability of resources (74.9%); quality of care (73.2%) and attitude by politician/mass media (76.1%).

It is surprising to see that the start of legal entitlement does not have the expected effect on perceived accessibility, because research indicates that availability of slots is a key element of accessibility (Kreyenfeld and Hank 2000).

The results indicate that differences in local population levels have a limited effect on average accessibility levels, but may have a large impact on territorial inequalities related to accessibility.