Sentence examples for turn accessible from inspiring English sources

Thus misfolded proteins that are not correctly assembled may expose their hydrophobic domains that are in turn accessible to SPP. Similarly, preproteins are usually generated as by-products of an inefficient process, so that one can assume them to remain unassembled and destined for disposal.

And this in turn necessitates accessible, reliable and credible data.

We speculate that the direct pathway creates free barbed ends, which in turn are accessible for actin monomers, other VASP tetramers or barbed end binding proteins such as CP.

If your horse is on a self care, or partial care system and there are turn outs accessible to you, put your horse out in them for an hour or so, let them run around and be a horse.

But the idea of turning an accessible pop-culture dream into a specific domestic and psychological nightmare proves more compelling than Mr. Moore's execution, which huffs and puffs and flails, simultaneously going over the top and running out of steam.

Their sound turned more accessible, and the final album with Reed, "Loaded," included two upbeat musical anthems, "Rock and Roll" and "Sweet Jane," in which Reed seemed to warn Velvets fans — and himself — that "there's even some evil mothers/Well they're gonna tell you that everything is just dirt".

optional compensation: member states will have the option of establishing limited compensation schemes for publishers when their books are turned into accessible format copies.

The one ray of light in an otherwise bleak outcome for the Army private was that he was found not guilty of the single most serious charge against him - that he knowingly "aided the enemy", in practice al-Qaida, by disclosing information to the WikiLeaks website that in turn made it accessible to all users including enemy groups.

We have seen countless partner organizations, some of whom operate in countries where abortion services are already legal and accessible, turn down needed funding.

Some who die of overdose are first introduced to opioids as prescribed painkillers from their doctors and later turn to more accessible and cheaper options ― like heroin and fentanyl ― as their addiction worsens.

Embracing these types of changes would advance the system towards wider adoption of a ubiquitous EHR, which would in turn support readily accessible PHRs.