Sentence examples for is therefore accessible from inspiring English sources

This modular method is based on soft lithography and requires little special equipment; the method is therefore accessible, flexible, and well suited to (i) understanding the behavior of cells in 3D environments at high densities of cells, as in dense tissues, and (ii) developing applications in tissue engineering.

In contrast, GGT is expressed over the entire cell surface in RCC (Fischer and Scherberich, 1996; Kaufmann et al, 1997) and is therefore accessible through the circulation.

The tectum sits at the surface of the brain (its name means 'roof' in Latin) and is therefore accessible to electrophysiology, laser ablations, optical imaging, and control of neuronal activity with optogenetic effectors.

ϵ expresses how the volume of the cell changes with pressure due to cell wall elasticity, and this value is therefore accessible by applying a pressure difference and estimating the volume change by optical means (see, for example, Zimmerman et al., 1976).

Exergies are calculated as an extensive stream property and are therefore accessible to various procedures supported by the flowsheeting simulator, e.g. optimization.

Earlier this month Snowden called for developers to build a new generation of tools that embed privacy by design but which also focus on usability and are therefore accessible to the mainstream.

The apparatus and experimental protocol were the same as that used in sequential trials, except that the tools were not pushed out of reach and were therefore accessible by beak alone.

Compared with the native Arnt bHLH/PAS domain at over 400 amino acids (full-length Arnt is almost 1000 aa), our Arnt derivatives comprise 66 or 98 aa, and are therefore accessible by either chemical synthesis or bacterial expression.

and are therefore accessible mainly only for cervids.

Moreover, the guidelines are published on the internet and are therefore accessible to all who are interested.

Some of these have a funding contract with the regional health authorities and are therefore accessible to the public in the same way as public hospitals (free of charge for the patient).