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2) The Introduction should be made more accessible to the general reader by discussing the mechanistic origins of interactions at the protein level.

The site is due to be sold in the next few years but, as part of the plan to make the BBC more accessible to local children, the corporation is discussing opening the London garden by removing the wall that separates it from a park.

It was in part because of her efforts that the City Council held hearings in 2012, in which lawmakers discussed the need for the cemetery to be more accessible to the public — both in terms of record keeping and access.

Today at Disrupt SF, San Francisco Supervisor David Chiu and Yelp founder Jeremy Stoppelman discussed efforts to make the city more accessible to a larger number of residents.

At a seminar last week next to picturesque Lake Ossiach near Austria's border with Slovenia, schoolteachers discussed ways to make Austria's past more accessible to teenagers.

Embrace Technology: As the EdTech interview discussed, well-designed learning apps could make STEM subjects more accessible to special needs students by providing targeted, individualized practice.

Coach BILL PARCELLS, who had promised to make himself more accessible to the news media after last season, has declined to meet with reporter this week regarding Saturday's draft, or to even allow his draft experts to discuss the draft.

Swimming is more accessible to ordinary Haitians.

Mr. Derrida also became far more accessible to the media.

Sports grounds, too, should be more accessible to disabled people.

Uni just made it so much more accessible to do.