Sentence examples for effective accessibility from inspiring English sources

The AFM tip showed high affinity toward hydrophilic areas (192 nm) appearing as changes in phase, and the light color shows the effective accessibility of cellulose to cellulases.

Health service research, however, encompasses a much broader investigation area, where spatial analytical models are employed to assist in the provision of effective accessibility to health care services.

The target site nucleotides need to be unpaired to make the site accessible to the RISC complex housing the miRNA, so Δ Δ G measures the effective accessibility of a region.

This will lay the foundation to popularize the association of (structured) character data with sample metadata, as well as their display and effective accessibility for humans and machines in research collections, ensuring high visibility and instant re-usability of character data through research collections.

As an electrode material, 5 20 nm pore-dominated polyaniline/tin oxide hybrid gave an improved electrochemical capacitance performance due to providing an effective electrochemical accessibility of electrolyte solution.

Apparently, the CV curve of CGACF at 200 mV s−1 shows a near-rectangular shape, as compared to that of AC with a distorted shape (Fig. 5a), indicating the effective electrolyte accessibility and fast ion transportation in the nanostructure of CGACF.

However, beyond the availability of a suitable reference, we believe that sparse-coverage short-read approaches provide a cost-effective and accessibility way to survey genome-wide variation in a wide range of organisms.

The Turkish government, civil society and disabled people's organizations in recent years have made some efforts to create an enabling environment (for example, building accessibility, effective public transportation system, accessible information and communication) for people with disabilities.

Computerized CBT offers a substantive contribution to the delivery of effective care improving accessibility of treatment.

HRQL was very much influenced by the severity of dependence, and improved with methadone treatment, thus specific interventions such as increasing effective drug treatment accessibility could improve HRQL of young heroin users.

New antibiotics such as oritavancin are hypothesized to be a cost-effective option improving accessibility to ambulatory treatment of ABSSSI.