Sentence examples for limits of accessibility from inspiring English sources

In short, his dependencies create advantage beyond the usual limits of accessibility and the body normal.

In 2009, a team from PNG National Department of Health (NDOH) and the WHO EESC programme visited six health facilities in Hiri district, Rigo district, and Port Moresby General Hospital of PNG. 15 16 20 These centres were chosen based on a convenience sample respresenting a number of regions, but within limits of accessibility within a short availability of time.

By its nature this study was limited to aspects of accessibility to healthcare that were asked about in the GPPS.

Xylanases can facilitate the hydrolysis of lignocellulosic substrates as xylanases ameliorate the "blocking effect" of xylan, one of the major mechanisms that limits the accessibility of cellulose to cellulase enzymes.

In vitro studies indicated that the wrapping of DNA in nucleosomes limits the accessibility of core particle DNA to nucleases and transcription factors and interferes with the initiation of transcription [1], [2], [3].

Some groups of actors support a mobility perspective that gives priority to relatively high speed limits in the interests of accessibility and mobility.

A xylan structural barrier is one of the major mechanisms that limits the accessibility of cellulases to the cellulose; cellulose accessibility is necessary for synergistic cooperation between xylanases and cellulases [ 20].

This result could be accounted for by the previously proposed masking of the SH3 domain by the two flanking SH2 domains, which, in absence of tyrosine-phosphorylated interacting partners such as p190-RhoGAP, limits the accessibility of the SH3 domain in the context of the full-length RasGAP protein only, but not in the context of a SH2-SH3-SH2 construct [7].

The process of drying causes the pulps to hornify, i.e., limits the accessibility of cellulose by reducing the cell wall porosity.

This configuration limits the accessibility of hydrogen bonding, when compared to an even number of methylene atoms between the esters, placing "terminal groups" of each monomer on opposing sides.

Attachment of enzyme molecules to the supporting matrix generates some hindrance which limits the accessibility of substrate to the enzyme and also the conformational changes in enzyme occurred after immobilization contribute to decreased affinity of enzyme for substrate [5].