Sentence examples for sufficient accessibility from inspiring English sources

This suggests that, overall, the mobile retinal cameras provide sufficient accessibility to patients, and further attempts to improve access by including more stopping points may not be useful.

However, the self-biotinable residues in BPLs may not have sufficient accessibility and reactivity for accepting biotin and hence require longer incubation which perhaps accounts for a lag period of 1 h.

Optimal prioritisation of patients to ensure sufficient accessibility to specialised mental health care is important to patient safety.

This mobile diabetes retinal screening program visits individual general practitioner practices and appears to provide sufficient accessibility in general, but further improvement is required in trying to reach patients living in socially deprived areas.

Provision of equal healthcare to those with equal needs (horizontal equity) and sufficient accessibility to specialised mental health care is therefore important not only to the individual patients and their relatives, but also to the society [ 1, 2].

Yet, the transport domain could clearly benefit if interested parties would actively advocate a human right to (sufficient) mobility or (sufficient) accessibility.

The dot with sufficient approachable accessibility is bigger and colored light green, and the dot with limited approachable accessibility is smaller and colored dark green.

The template-aided preparation of G/PANI nanocomposites was aimed at reducing the aggregation of the nanocomposites, which improves the electrical conductivity and provides the sufficient electrolyte accessibility to the electrode/electrolyte interface.

The decrease in removal can be attributed to saturation of sorption sites on the adsorbent as the concentration of dye increases (Tan et al. 2010), while initial increase in removal up to 100 mg/l and further saturation of ANB may be due to sufficient sorbent accessibility to adhere with the sorbet.

Thus, food availability is necessary but not sufficient for food accessibility; food accessibility is necessary but not sufficient for food utilization; and food utilization is necessary but not sufficient for food sustainability.

The RehaCom program has sufficient flexibility, simplicity, accessibility, dynamics and objectivity to make a useful contribution to clinical practice.