Sentence examples for in easier access from inspiring English sources

Therefore, mutating Phe 27 to a significantly smaller side chain could possibly result in easier access to the binding site and an increase in transport rate.

This has resulted in easier access to credit, which has provoked a rush to secure financing before interest rates are raised.

For wintertime visitors, all the growth has already resulted in easier access from Mt. Mansfield and its famous Front Four double-diamond slopes to the gentler (though plenty interesting) runs of Spruce Peak.

For one thing, some developers think the OS is still too bulky for a handheld device, and that many of Microsoft's changes to the interface in an effort to make the OS less complex are largely cosmetic and don't result in easier access to applications.

"Women are very interested in easier access to an abortion pill, and they don't understand why these regulations are needed," said trial leader Dr. Daniel Grossman, director of the Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health research group at UC San Francisco.

Developments in synovial biopsy techniques, especially arthroscopy, have resulted in easier access to human ST.

Either town places you in easy access to SF.

The FCA said that around £354bn was held in easy access cash savings accounts in the UK, and more than £100bn in easy access cash Isas.

Instead, publishers said the ruling was a blow to the public interest in easy access to information.

Chuck in easy access to the Nile Valley and keen prices – and this is one hot spot indeed.

They were all dragons at the gate – but Kermode never believed in easy access for those who wanted to engage seriously with the subject.