Sentence examples for expect accessibility from inspiring English sources
The membranes between private life and work, especially office work, have always been porous, but today employers and employees expect accessibility and accountability pretty much round-the-clock.
As expected, accessibility to water sources plays a crucial role in explaining the shift from complete reliance on rainfall to adoption of irrigation systems.
Today's reality is such that whether or not the experts agree it's good for our kids to see us on our phones and Blackberries, working parents are on these devices because they want to be home and employers expect greater accessibility with more advanced technology.
Through the integration of such nursing practices across the existing healthcare network, they expect greater accessibility to primary care.
Thus, we would expect the accessibility of such services in primary healthcare in Norway to reduce the impact of mental health problems and lead to lower rates of suicidal ideation or attempts.
Moreover, one would expect target accessibility to be decisive for whether an otherwise well-designed siRNA can bind to its complementary part on the mRNA sequence (Ding et al., 2004).
Xu et al. [127] defined the Expected Locational Accessibility (ELA) of urban transit networks for commuters, measured by the sample-test-statistics method and the topological analysis method.
Viewpoint A expects that accessibility benefits stemming from AVs will be highly uncertain, mainly because of induced travel demand that will likely cancel out travel time and cost savings of AVs in the long term.
They expected greater accessibility, for both themselves and for new patients.
We expected that accessibility of palm resources would decrease further away from the village, and that palm abundance and diversity would be higher in the more distant forest transects.
As expected, RE accessibility was higher in ESCs than in MEFs surrounding the TSSs of genes that were highly expressed in ESCs, whereas genes highly expressed in MEFs were generally more accessible in MEFs.
