Sentence examples for maintain accessible from inspiring English sources

Thus factors which generate and maintain accessible chromatin during development, and in fully differentiated tissue, contribute a major fraction of receptor tissue specificity.

Santana argues that churches like Mt. Salem already have an obligation to maintain accessible sidewalks under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Thus, progenitor cells maintain accessible enhancers and during differentiation undergo a reduction in the number of accessible enhancers that are unnecessary for the differentiation cell type.

Serving these groups presents "unique challenges for V.A. both in providing and maintaining accessible care and keeping veterans and staff safe in V.A. medical facilities," the report said.

Moore: What are the business challenges (if any) in maintaining accessible price points while still ensuring quality?

The SFMTA will also access the impact of stationless bike-share "on the public right-of-way, including maintaining accessible pedestrian paths of travel, as well as the enforcement/maintenance burden on city staff," Rose said.

That evaluation, the SFMTA told TechCrunch in January, will entail determining where the city should promote stationless bike-share, the impact stationless bike-share has on the public right-of-way, "including maintaining accessible pedestrian paths of travel, as well as the enforcement/maintenance burden on city staff".

Archives failing to do this will struggle to maintain an accessible record of government.

Synthesized topics offer the right amount of depth -- often fewer than 10 pages -- to maintain an accessible format.

Finally, decrying the collapse of the recording industry, Mr. Kaiser argues that it is essential to maintain an accessible archive of the performing arts.

In several other major cities, including New York, Toronto and Rotterdam, the city authorities or other organisations already maintain publicly accessible maps to help citizens identify pseudo-public spaces and the boundaries that divide them from genuinely public land.