Sentence examples for reasons of accessibility from inspiring English sources
The motivation for development of these tests includes the reduction in use of traditional mineralogical tools, be they for reasons of accessibility, cost, speed or scale-up for processing of large sample numbers.
For reasons of accessibility, compliance and consistency with other investigations, it is recommended by Hori [ 14] that the investigation of MRSA prevalence should be confined to nasal swabs.
In each selected sub-district, one commune (a lower administrative level of rural sub-districts) was selected for reasons of accessibility.
A study on diabetes services [ 22, 38] supported this as people wanted their T2D treatment to be placed in primary health care for reasons of accessibility.
Dutch projects dominated the selection with six projects (compared to two in Belgium, three in Germany, two in the UK, and one Belgian/Dutch cross-border project) for reasons of accessibility and financial constraints.
There are a couple of caveats about that finding, since the majority of the cinema attendees were already experienced opera-goers, and were choosing the film rather than the real thing for reasons of cost, accessibility, and comfort.
For reasons of optical accessibility being hindered by the scrapers, the experiments could not be done near the heat exchanging surface.
This is understandable for reasons of cost, accessibility, and ease of genetic manipulation that facilitate mechanistic experimentation in a timely fashion.
Those who do identify the need for immediate treatment may choose the pharmacist for reasons of urgent accessibility, familiarity, convenience and awareness that pharmacies stock epinephrine autoinjectors.
We used a hindlimb ischemia model for the study of ischemia-directed homing firstly for reasons of good accessibility of the tissues of interest for the optical probe of the confocal endomicroscope.
For reasons of synthetic accessibility the 2,4-dihydroxyphenylic system was replaced in the synthesis of the following test compounds by other successful aldehyde fragments from the first stage of optimization, which did not have the reactive phenolic OH groups and were replaced by MeO and F substituents, which would also be less prone to phase 2 metabolism.
