Sentence examples for late accessibility from inspiring English sources

NF-κB-specific activity depends on the preferential recruitment and localization of NF-κB homodimers/heterodimers, on the interaction with chromatin that enables its either constitutive and immediate or regulated and late accessibility, and on the combination of cofactors and post-translational modification of NF-κB dimers.

"Every generation of technology that comes out seems to be a bit late on accessibility," said Larry Goldberg, director of media access for WGBH, the PBS member station in Boston.

iPhone RIM's latest BlackBerry app will please accessibility campaigners keen to see smartphones made more usable for blind and partially sighted people.

In this review, we focus on the latest methods for identifying chromatin accessibility genome-wide, and discuss the considerations for experimental design and data analysis.

The telomere binding of Est1p (Taggart et al. 2002) and Est3p (Tuzon et al. 2011) is largely limited to late S/G2 phase, consistent with regulated accessibility.

It's fair to say, then, that the tunefulness, accessibility and playfulness of his latest album comes as a welcome surprise.

This late presentation is due to ignorance and poor accessibility and affordability of health care services [ 30].

Similarly, surface accessibility of FimA presented on mid- to late log phase CSE-exposed and control P. gingivalis cells was estimated by ELISA using rabbit anti-FimA antibody.

The overriding theme of the latest installment of The New York Times's Education Life supplement is accessibility.

Digital will never be a paper killer, but hardware and apps leveraging the latest technology advances are closing the gap with undeniable benefits in accessibility, efficiency and artistry.

When the World Wide Web exploded in the late nineteen-nineties, some of its possibilities seemed immediately attractive, such as the accessibility of new global audiences and the democratization of documentary video.