L'Oréal's founder, Mr. Schueller, isn't nearly so accessible.
With prices no longer regulated by the government, a Maryinsky ticket is not nearly as accessible for many Russians as it was during the old regime.
The requisite biographical film at the convention did not make John Kerry seem nearly as accessible as Alexandra Kerry's story about her father saving the life of the family hamster.
Of course, deleting a folder off of a disk is rarely the end of the story, and often even "erased" data can be retrieved from a disk - but the internal memory is not nearly as accessible as, say, a hard drive.
Medical 3D printing is therefore nearly universally accessible and applicable.
In most of these countries, guns are not nearly as accessible as they are in the United States.
That product is more hardware focused and not nearly as accessible to end users, according to founders Gerhardt and Cameron Robertson.
Analysis of the model variables, i.e. unphosphorylated and phosphorylated monomeric STAT5 in the cytoplasm, and dimeric STAT5 in the cytoplasm and the nucleus, demonstrated that in a first round of activation nearly all accessible STAT5 molecules are phosphorylated.
Because of its external fertilization, transparency and small brain size, the larval zebrafish brain is nearly entirely accessible to two-photon stimulation and to activity readouts without any invasive surgery.
But according to a 2009 US Government Accountability Office study, more than two-thirds of polling places are not fully accessible; nearly 25percentt did not have equal access to a secret and independent ballot, and voting in a polling place, considered the "hallmarks of an effective and informed right to vote," as voting rights expert Michael Waterstone has noted.
A key factor in eBay's growth was its implementation of procedures to promote safe, transparent trading, accessible nearly anywhere to anyone.
