Sentence examples for indicated accessibility from inspiring English sources

None of the 40 caregivers who utilised the hospital for previous febrile illness indicated accessibility as the reason for the hospital visit (See Additional file 3).

In other words this "synthetic DEA-based indicator is calculated as the inverse of the maximum proportional accessibility outputs that can be obtained for the indicated accessibility inputs" [10].

Also, estimated sub-window volumes may indicate "accessibility" of the central lysine to recognition.

C-WAT response latency was found to explain a unique and significant, albeit small, proportion of variance in reading comprehension over and above children's Dutch WAT scores (and word decoding fluency), which indicated that accessibility is distinct from availability of semantic word knowledge.

Previous research has indicated that accessibility is a key factor in the location decision making process.

Twenty (44.4%) of the respondents indicated that accessibility to the module can be improved by introducing the module as a course in tertiary institutions and providing an access link on the Federal Ministry of Health website.

These results and visual inspection indicate that accessibility and previous deforestation are highly correlated.

Slopes, a measure of terrain topography that indicates forest accessibility, were steepest for plots in America, decreasing significantly to Asia and Africa and then to Australia.

Both local and global movements were affected by viscosity, which indicates the accessibility of protein core and flexibility of overall structure.

PSi/RC complex was found to oxidize the cytochrome c after every saturating Xe flash, indicating the accessibility of specific surface binding sites on the immobilized RC, for the external electron donor.

The TGF-β1-induced activation of both Smad-dependent (SMAD2) and Smad-independent (ERK1/2) signaling pathways was stronger and persisted for over 3 weeks in the RGD-immobilized scaffolds, indicating greater accessibility of the cells to the inducer.