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We are trying to make less-accessible locations -- days of travel off into the forest -- form businesses that can produce the same effect.

Art collectors have even less to like, as artificially high prices make work less accessible.

In recent years effort has been put in making less expensive and easily accessible interventions available for anxiety disorders while ensuring clinical effectiveness.

There is strong evidence that some of the ferulic acids esterified to xylans crosslink to make diferulates which link xylans together thus making them less accessible to enzyme digestion.

Such high end, while making teams less accessible to the public, have become a major free-agent recruitment tool in professional sports.

Alternatively, there may be alterations in cell wall structure in the conditional mutant that cause architectural changes in the cell wall, making it less accessible to degradation by zymolyase and chitinase.

Gambling-industry executives worry that making Reno less accessible will further widen the gap between Reno's casinos and those in Las Vegas, and perhaps make Reno more vulnerable to competition from new Indian-owned casinos springing up in California.

The tag highly altered the overall surface charge and hydrophobicity of GST, making it less accessible to alteration by the chemical surrounding.

In addition it's been particularly slow on the uptake with digital and social media, making it less accessible to younger audiences, and more deaf to their desires.

The macroaggregates affect soil carbon storage by occluding organic residues, making them less accessible to degrading organisms and their enzymes (Six et al. 2000).

What I found disturbing however is that in 2012, anyone would debate making divorce less accessible.