Sentence examples for improved accessible from inspiring English sources

Hierarchical nanocubes offer improved accessible surface active sites and optical/electronic properties, which act in concert to confer 200 300% rate-enhancements for the photocatalytic decomposition of organic pollutants and solar fuels.

Strategies to increase awareness must include improved, accessible dissemination and promotion of the key recommendations from current guidelines.

The prominent electrochemical properties could be attributed to the enhanced conductivities and the improved accessible area for ions in electrolytes.

A third stimulus for researching early risk exposure in humans is a variety of improved, accessible, and not cost-prohibitive techniques for assessing biological processes, such as the ready availability of salivary assays and brain imaging techniques to assess structure and function and connectivity in the brain.

Elsewhere, the report recommends additional changes to rules to improve access to wheelchair accessible vehicles; beef up enforcement against those that flout rules; as well as to support disability awareness training for drivers.

Improving access to credit helps these capital expenditures become not only more attractive, but also more accessible.

In an attempt to further improve the accessible spatial resolution of MALDI imaging, the lateral ventricle region of a coronal mouse brain section was imaged with 3 μm pixel size.

Our tools need to be improved and made accessible.

If residents of urban watersheds want to benefit from development, improved and more accessible data and rigorous evaluation are important first steps towards improved governance decisions about zoning and regional planning in both public and private sectors.

The University of Washington Distance Learning program and the campus unit that provides computer access for students and instructors with disabilities teamed up with DO-IT (Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology), a national center that promotes the use of accessible technology, to improve the accessibility of the University's distance learning courses.

But competition had its effect: outrageously high call charges fell and services improved; telecoms became more accessible to more people.