Sentence examples for incomplete accessibility from inspiring English sources
However, incomplete accessibility of cellulase at the internal surfaces of fibrillar aggregates implies that etching type mechanisms will be important in achieving complete hydrolysis.
This is again evidence that initially the fibrils in hydrothermally treated straw had incomplete accessibility, which could be enhanced by further hydro-mechanical action.
In the case of biological conversion of cellulosic biomass to sugars, recalcitrance results from incomplete accessibility of attack by microbes and their saccharolytic enzymes due to structural features, heterogeneous composition, and chemical linkages between these components [ 5, 6].
The observed extended nucleosome peaks are primarily due to bona fide biological dynamism, which exceeds the combined bias of limited DNA accessibility, incomplete MNase cleavage, and amplification.
Examples of failure of interventions are: inappropriate intervention design, incomplete implementation and insufficient accessibility of the target audience, an intervention can be adjusted to make it yet successful, through a process analysis.
Walking time to water source may be an incomplete measure of water access, as it does not take into account accessibility of household water to the child [13].
Factors that contribute to these gaps, particularly in data-sparse regions like the Asia-Pacific include incomplete or non-existent historical records, poor preservation of deposits or lack of accessibility to geographically remote sources.
Lamb's framework suggests that accessibility without the ensuing components of engagement and responsibility constitutes an incomplete structure to paternal involvement that will deprive the child of critical support needed for healthy development and emotional well being [ 23, 32].
Improvements in accessibility to health and education, coverage, utilisation, quality, etc. were still incomplete.
For example, one may ask: how could a relation of epistemic accessibility arise from a setting of epistemic states in which agents may have incomplete information about an intended range of such states?
