Sentence examples for relative accessibility from inspiring English sources

The residues which relative accessibility was greater than 30% were defined as being accessible.

The results showed that agave had a more accessible surface area (amount of adsorbed large dye: orange dye) and higher relative accessibility (ratio of adsorbed large to small dye: orange to blue dye) than poplar and switchgrass, especially for samples of AAL and ASL, in strong agreement with the sugar release results presented above.

The quality, range and relative accessibility of our content remains the envy of the world.

Probably not, given both the poem's venerability and the relative accessibility of Latin.

Despite the relative accessibility of "The Broken Bride," Kawakubo denies vehemently that she has mellowed ("I am still as aggressive as I've always been"), and every few years she reasserts her militance by exploding another bomb on the Paris stage.

More crucial, it offered a magnificent overview of the variety of Mr. Carter's compositional interests, from the complexity of his works of the 1960s to the relative accessibility of his recent scores.

Many startups and tinkerers rely on the relative accessibility of the 3.5mm jack to hack and develop for smartphones.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Temporal evolution of the global and relative accessibility value.

Trans-frontier forests are also predicted to be deforested due to their relative accessibility and agricultural suitablility.

Lake Ellsworth is one of more than 400 sub-glacial lakes in Antarctica and was chosen for the drilling operation because of its relative accessibility.

Results during 1995 2005 show a low relative accessibility of the Spanish NUTS-3 regions, although improvements have been greater over the last five years.