Sentence examples for to reflect accessibility from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the present study defined remoteness as living at least 100 km away from the nearest PD unit, which is arguably better suited to reflect accessibility to specialist medical care.
The HRP-positive CCPs in the resting (R) and stimulated (K+) samples reflect accessibility to the extracellular medium of arrested plasma membrane CCPs in dynamin KO synapses.
Furthermore, distance to FQHCs alone may not reflect accessibility, as many underserved and traditionally underserved groups may not have access to private means of transportation and must rely on public transportation.
This gender difference may reflect accessibility of higher education in Eastern Europe to both genders.
Thus, this research has combined the infrastructure-based measures and location-based measures to reflect comprehensive accessibility at regional level, among which the transportation accessibility belongs to infrastructure-based measure, while the population and economy accessibilities belong to location-based accessibility.
The lack of other safety attire was designed to "reflect the accessibility of cycling and to help promote it as a viable way to make everyday journeys".
The results show that this modeling method can be used to reflect the accessibility disparities in the Nanjing urban space objectively and accurately.
Two metrics are defined to reflect the accessibility of a route, in terms of the total vertical distance and the maximum slope.
An increased proportion of women attending ANC early in pregnancy and increased number of visits per pregnancy as a result of SMPs promotion activities, reflects accessibility in terms of close proximity, high acceptance and popularity of ANC in Tanzania.
Analysis of EMIS participation rates by age group on national level has shown that participation reflects accessibility of the target group on MSM websites, which are instrumental for recruitment of survey participants [ 6].
The reason for this is unclear, but it is possible that the high revision rate in RHA reflects accessibility for revision or steps of operative treatment where RHA represents the first, least invasive choice that is easily converted into another prothesis design.
