Sentence examples for lifetime accessibility from inspiring English sources

This includes FRET, shape and position of the intrinsic fluorescence spectrum, fluorescence anisotropy and lifetime, accessibility of the chromophore groups to external quenchers, and steady state and time-resolved parameters of the fluorescent dyes.

The sheer ubiquity of the sites, and what is now almost a lifetime of habitual Internet accessibility, might explain why the majority of college students tell McCabe they don't think copying a sentence or two from the Web is a big deal.

Studies on the crystal size and morphology have shown that SAPO-34 catalysts with small crystal size or with nanosheet-like morphology generally exhibit better catalytic activity, selectivity and longer lifetime due to enhancing the accessibility of methanol into its cages and promoting the diffusion of the products.

A transcript's lifetime will be affected by its accessibility, and accordingly, active translation that enshrouds the transcript with ribosomes protects mRNAs [15,88,89].

While strong sorption may extend the lifetime and persistence of organic pollutants by reducing their accessibility and hence biodegradability, sorption may also reduce pore water concentrations, ecotoxicity, and biouptake as pollutants become sequestered.

While our family vacation was designed to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, I can't help hoping that the accessibility and acceptance we encountered would be an everyday experience for all of us.

Nevertheless, due to the short lifetime of biometrics in mobile devices, a handful of concerns regarding usability and accessibility need to be covered in order to meet users' requirements.

Elevator accessibility.

Accessibility Yes.

Accessibility of controls?

The internet created accessibility".