Sentence examples for selective access from inspiring English sources

These accessible sites are then bound by ubiquitous TFs, which facilitate selective access for stress-inducible TFs.

However, selective access to its mucosa, especially in the small bowel, is challenging.

Readers are helped in such circumstances by providing selective access to text excerpts as needed.

What I initially took to be false fronts of decoy cabinets turned out to be locked doors; Mr. Elias's tags authorize only selective access.

The synthetic route offers straightforward and highly selective access to the enediol and its associated chiral centers.

"Self-interest and selective access can create short sightedness, nepotism and a kind of artistic narrowing that, if left unchecked, could make our artistic and cultural expression inbred, insular and ultimately moribund," Enoch's letter concluded.

The bilingual cognitive advantage hypothesis stems from the theory of non-selective access to an integrated bilingual lexicon.

Thus the now 'classical' role of 11β-HSD2 in generating aldosterone-selective access to MR is minimal in the adult CNS.

This provides direct and ortho-selective access to synthetically challenging anilines, and addresses long-standing issues associated with related Friedel Crafts alkylations.

Non-selective access necessitates a highly effective mechanism of control over the non-relevant language to avoid cross-language comprehension or production errors.

An early detection regime might indeed be the basis for selective gun access restrictions that even the N.R.A. would support".