Sentence examples for reliably accessible from inspiring English sources

The world was not made with people with disabilities in mind: buildings are not reliably accessible; antiquated policies complicate access to education and employment; and healthcare bankrupts families who seek essential medical equipment and care.

To the best of our knowledge, the information obtained on 24/7 access to services in this study is not easily or reliably accessible through standardised databases in Canada (Wu J. Program Lead, Decision Support Services, Clinical Administrative Databases, Canadian Institute for Health Information CIHII).

Because until very recently, neither buildings nor public transport were reliably accessible – the tube in London isn't accessible to this day.

Offering short-notice appointments via telephone, text message or email, these low-profile, reliably accessible clinicians were extremely helpful to evaluate symptoms or problems with treatment regimens.

For instance, medications such as uterotonics and magnesium sulfate must always be reliably accessible in order to prevent complications due to bleeding and hypertensive disease, respectively.

Andrew Perry of The Daily Telegraph viewed it as by far the band's best album and found it "tough but accessible, reliably catchy, yet also surprising at the last".

(13 ) However, there is an enduring debate about whether shared facilities can be reliably hygienic and accessible enough (especially at night) to deliver the intended public health and well-being objectives.

If, on the other hand, a socioeconomic survival gradient is not observed in a clinical trial, after adjustment for known prognostic factors, then the deprivation gap in survival in the general population is more likely to be because of differences in treatment, since that is the one factor that is reliably and equally accessible to all socioeconomic groups within a randomised trial.

Six ingredients, 20 minutes, eminently accessible, and reliably delicious.

Within the complex, small groups of bats that were reliably located in easily accessible places were videotaped and recorded once a week in the early afternoon (12 00 2 00 pm) for a 52-week period extending from January 2006 to January 2007, although songs were only detected between March and September.

Despite a growing body of research thanks to increasingly detailed remote sensing and field data, we often lack readily accessible tools for reliably predicting the stability, or timing of failure, of landslide dams.