'low accessibility' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the difficulty obtaining or using something, or to refer to a location or system that is not easy to access. For example: "The remote mountain village has suffered from low accessibility for decades, making it difficult for residents to receive necessary supplies."
Apart from such parameters as low accessibility and unknown conformations, the host tolerance mechanism also influences MPER-specific neutralization responses.
In addition, OSWF has higher maintenance and outage cost due to a critical operational environment and low accessibility [2].
This can be due to low accessibility and reactivity of the involved residues (Leitner et al. 2014).
Their results showed that employment growth was higher in areas with low accessibility, suggesting a decentralization process of economic activities.
Nowadays, available sites are often in areas with low accessibility and a greater specific cost of civil engineering works.
However, due to low accessibility of drinking water within study area several types of water borne diseases were observed as in Table 4 below.
Considering the lack of public transit around these suburban areas, this spatial pattern might induce the low accessibility for low-income groups in Chinese cities.
Such detail, however, requires quite a lot of computational efforts and time-consuming simulations, resulting in low accessibility in real-time dynamic simulation process [4, 5, 6].
This could be a consequence of low accessibility of pores or, possibly, shielding of the bead surface by microscopic fragments of cryogelated PVA or agarose.
The low usage factor was attributed to the unawareness of the gardens' existence, low accessibility and users' preference of staying indoors.
Cancer patients who reside in isolated places or islands have low accessibility, and they just occupy a small part of entire population in Hong Kong.
