Sentence examples for the only accessibility from inspiring English sources

Often, the only accessibility feature present in some of these buildings are the ramps located at their entrances.

Turns out the island is largely uninhabitable, with only one "town," Edinburgh, also known as "the settlement". Having relatives visit would be difficult as the only accessibility is by ship, and there are only eight or nine ships a year that put into port.

The most rapid growth has occurred in the main coastal resorts, scattered as far north as Cairns and Port Douglas, but there is a high concentration of developing resort areas in the southeast that offer not only accessibility to Brisbane and other cities but also fine beaches and surfing on the exposed coastline south of the Great Barrier Reef.

These include agriculture and rural development, poverty alleviation and food security, where Indonesia’s definition of food security encompasses not only accessibility to foodstuffs but also the ability to produce Indonesia’s own food needs.

Firstly, not only accessibility to locations via public transport but also access to public transport by different modes has to be dealt with.

IntaRNA[ 16] considers not only accessibility of a binding sites but also the existence of a seed to predict potential binding sites.

Though Section 508 has the most specific guidelines regarding Web site accessibility, it is hardly the only law establishing accessibility requirements for e-government Web sites, and Section 508 does not apply to many sites that may be required to be accessible by other laws.

Noticeable was the relatively negative assessment of the PCC; only the accessibility was a strength.

All results indicated that the mesoporosity influences only the accessibility of the acid sites in the ZSM-5 crystals mostly via shortening diffusion pathways, but not the strength of the interaction with the cyclic hydrocarbons.

More efficient synthesis of Taxol will lower the cost of the drug and its production, but this cost is not the only determining factor of accessibility.

Building a rail line from Mombasa on the Indian Ocean west to Uganda was the only way to ease accessibility to Lake Victoria, the source of the Nile.