"poorly accessible" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means something that is not easily reachable or approachable. It can be used in situations where something is not easily accessible due to physical or other barriers. Example: The remote village was poorly accessible, with only one narrow road leading to it and no public transportation available.
Single, isolated cells permit easier access to the subcellular dynamics, especially for cell types that are poorly accessible or difficult to orient for imaging.
The study focused specifically on systems wherein immiscible liquid was poorly accessible to flowing water.
Poorly accessible upper slopes and low productive forest sites were abandoned earlier.
Many areas in sub-Saharan African are data-poor and poorly accessible.
These structures are microscopic in scale and poorly accessible in vivo, and their vibrations are both small (~0.1 100 nm) and physiologically vulnerable4.
The cryogel having the highest surface area and micropore volume is thus the one presenting the lowest capacitance because of its poorly accessible and too narrow microporosity.
The study focused specifically on characterizing the relationship between mass flux reduction and mass removal for systems for which immiscible liquid is poorly accessible to flowing water.
However, harvested collagen often requires restructuring into a three-dimensional matrix to facilitate applications such as implantation into poorly accessible tissue cavities.
This behavior is consistent with a system wherein significant quantities of mass are present in hydraulically poorly accessible domains for which mass removal is influenced by rate-limited mass transfer.
The results of this study illustrate the impact of poorly accessible immiscible liquid on mass-removal and mass-flux processes, and the difficulties posed for estimating mass-flux-reduction/mass-removal behavior.
This facilitates the discovery of antibodies against therapeutically interesting targets (GPCRs, ion channels, and other multispanning membrane proteins) and epitopes that have been considered poorly accessible to conventional discovery methods.
