Sentence examples for pool of accessible from inspiring English sources

It seems likely that both PFO and cholesterol oxidase recognize the same pool of accessible cholesterol in the PM.

Hence the pool of accessible compounds is limited by the commercial or synthetical availability of α,ω-diaminoalkanes.

The weaker co-immunoprecipitation of Ras with TAT-RBD could reflect the smaller pool of accessible RasGTP, as opposed to total Ras available to TAT-Y13.

A modified phase-transfer-catalyst-assisted synthetic pathway was developed that widens the pool of accessible 1-substituted tetrazoles, which are possible ligands for iron II) spin-crossover compounds.

While our work does not reveal the molecular basis of cholesterol accessibility, it is worth noting that studies on model lipid membranes have suggested a thermodynamic basis for this pool of accessible cholesterol (Radhakrishnan and McConnell, 2000; Lange et al., 2013).

In this revised model, there are no distinct pools of accessible and inaccessible cholesterol; rather, changes in membrane structure at high cholesterol concentrations lead to decreased membrane thickness and an increase in the availability of all cholesterol molecules in the membrane.

The convergence of schools and the Internet has created promise and pitfalls by opening students to a vast pool of instantly accessible -- and sometimes questionable -- information.

Companies benefit from their employees' diverse, global networks–a vast pool of readily accessible "network intelligence"—when trying to solve key business problems.

The range of alleles that can be discovered via TILLING to develop new traits is unparalleled, and unlikely to be found elsewhere in the pool of germplasm accessible to plant breeders (including landraces and undomesticated relatives of the crop).

Mr. Hines and other critics are not mollified by the prospect of a community center, swimming pool and promises of accessible park and recreation areas akin to a smaller version of Battery Park City.

More generally, I think it's hard to deny that both industries (AWS, Foxconn, etc) and individuals (from AirBNB to Zipcar) are increasingly moving towards collective usage of large pools of widely accessible shared resources.