Sentence examples for further increase accessibility from inspiring English sources

We have developed a publicly-accessible YPED repository to further increase accessibility to YPED's proteomics data (http://yped.med.yale.edu/repository).edu/repository

Hearables will only continue to cement their place as a major advancement in healthcare, as we continue to develop intuitive products and programs that further increase accessibility for the hearing impaired.

Such computing instances could further increase accessibility to high-performance computing in the cloud for non-specialist researchers.

This would in turn expand the treatment arsenal and further increase treatment accessibility for patients suffering from OCD.

In order to further increase the accessibility of the database to the end-users, in 2008, an updated and web-based version, called EthioInfo v2.1, was deployed on the central statistical web server, and is available online at:www.csa.gov.et/wthioinfo/.

To further increase the accessibility, we have added the regression coefficients (Table 2), and we add an 'applet' to the dataset (Excel sheet containing a set of cell functions) that allows RTP-calculation of user-entered SCCs.

1 The results of the present study, along with the previous research, demonstrate that the presence of depressive symptoms (which may have been initially caused by a negative cognitive style), may further increase the accessibility of negative attributional style through the negative effects of ruminative processing (Ciesla and Roberts 2007; Teasdale 1999).

The increasing availability of automated model construction and curation tools further increases the accessibility of the technology [ 42] and enables, for example, the comprehensive computational survey of potential production hosts for heterologous pathways [ 43].

Therefore, the good rate capability is not only owing to the higher conductivity of the NiCo2S4, but also due to the highly porous structure of the interconnected NiMoO4 nanosheets filled both on the surface of the NiCo2S4 nanotubes as well as the spaces between them, which further increases the accessibility of the microscopic area.

Removal of hemicellulose has been reported to increase pore volume and surface area further increasing the accessibility of cellulase [ 21].

Notably, we found that epi-agisterol exerted the opposite effect of agisterol and further increased cholesterol accessibility in a concentration-dependent manner.