Sentence examples for made readily accessible from inspiring English sources

Research findings need to be compiled and made readily accessible to users for policy making, programming, and practice.

Unless this footage is going to be made readily accessible to defendants upon request, which seems very unlikely, prosecutors are going to be imputed knowledge of any favorable, material evidence the footage contains.

Model input/output are simplified and made readily accessible to other software through use of Application Programming Interface (API) standards and a "netlist" idea that was previously used to describe electric circuit topology.

With permission of the present Dean of the University Faculty, William E. Fry, and the sponsorship of the Cornell Association of Professors Emeriti, all the memorial statements have been assembled and made readily accessible online.

He started writing at length about the possibility of electronic media storage, culminating in a 1934 book, "Monde," where he laid out his vision of a "mechanical, collective brain" that would house all the world's information, made readily accessible over a global telecommunications network.

"Why then if that's the case did they have to come and knock on employees' doors — who they have spoken to in the past, and who I've made readily accessible to answer any questions they have about anything — at 6 o'clock in the morning?' One of the employees was Rachel Noerdlinger, Mr. Sharpton's spokeswoman.

They built a database and made it readily accessible.

The quaint saltbox cottage, with its fabled stone hearth, had become a tourist mecca even before the railroad made it readily accessible from New York City.

Despite this, further clinical trials are needed to justify the time and cost of training, so that intensive CFT training may be made more readily accessible to clinicians, which to date has not been the case.

Technology has, however, made information readily accessible and immediate.

The Schumer-Val Hollen bill does seek to enhance corporate disclosure, but the efficacy of these measures would increase dramatically if this information were to be made more readily accessible to the general public through a central online clearinghouse.