Sentence examples for least accessibility from inspiring English sources

Main settlements usually occur where there is a natural harbour or at least accessibility for shipping.

Almost all are located in rural areas, having the least accessibility of public services and few active business sectors.

However, longer-term adoption of wireless video will hinge on a number of issues: the business model (does it make money?), the content (do we want to watch it?), the terminal capability (is the display bright enough and the battery life long enough?) and, not least, accessibility and visual quality (is it watchable?).

In both the adult and paediatric groups, rural areas and areas of residence with least accessibility were associated with higher ACSCs admission rates.

For both the adult and paediatric groups, rurality and area of residence of least accessibility were significantly associated with total ACSCs admissions (Table 3).

H3K9me2-marked heterochromatin is the least accessible in the Arabidopsis thaliana genome, and H3K27me3-marked chromalso also has low accessibility.

Mental health care (at least its accessibility) was depicted as insufficient.

There are several barriers to prospective randomized assessment in the context of acute myocardial infarction, not least the accessibility and already widespread use of metformin among patients with type 2 diabetes at high risk of cardiovascular events.

The R values start high (at the least stringent accessibility rule) and decrease, while the slopes start low and increase (until the strict 80% rule, for which fewer countries qualified).

If left out, the least possible accessibility is assumed (this is usually private).

The upshot was the so-called "triptych" of Low, Heroes (both 1977) and Lodger (1979), where Bowie mixed Krautrock influences with Eno-driven synthesizer mood-music, with at least some pop accessibility for good measure (such as Low's Sound and Vision or Lodger's Boys Keep Swinging).