Sentence examples for possible accessibility from inspiring English sources

What if the implementation is poorly done, or if the app tries to be all things to all people, cramming every possible accessibility tool in the software development kit just to meet the "accessible" quota?

In this paper, possible accessibility impacts of fully automated vehicles (AVs) are explored.

With this kind of activity in mind, we would have been foolish to ignore the importance of providing our users the best possible accessibility and functionality no matter what mobile platform they prefer.

With budgets stretched to their limits, Yoga has the potential to be a cost-effective treatment and prevention strategy given its low cost, lack of expensive equipment or technology, potential greater adherence, health-related quality of life improvements, and possible accessibility to larger segments of the population".

The reason for choosing the non-ACSCs admissions as the reference group for OR calculations was to control for any possible "accessibility to hospital" and/or "propensity to admit" effects likely to be associated with many of the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics used in the study.

If left out, the least possible accessibility is assumed (this is usually private).

It is possible that accessibility is mainly controlled locally by interactions of neighboring nucleosomes16.

Without specific contents other than a unified dynamism and the quality of being for-me, the transcendental ego answers the question: what is it that makes possible the accessibility, to me, of "the whole stream of my experiencing life".

At a more technical level, new specifications such as Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) make it possible to build accessibility into dynamic and rich online applications.

We want to illustrate to what extent it is possible to make accessibility less dependent on travel speed, by changing job locations to reduce travel time.

Nevertheless, although a similar correlation approach was used in strategies 1 and 2, strategy 2 identified a lower number of regulatory relationships, suggesting a possible decoupling between accessibility at the promoter and the expression of the gene.