Sentence examples for useful accessibility from inspiring English sources

Also getting some very useful accessibility functions.

"It's a milestone that marks a new era in our ability to disseminate and bring useful accessibility to Yad Vashem's databases," said Avner Shalev, chairman of Yad Vashem, at a news conference last month at Google's offices in central Tel Aviv.

Accordingly, the typology may serve as an inventory tool of problematic person-environment fit constellations with the potential to aid future instrument development useful for accessibility research.

The directed reactions are used for site-specific labeling, whereas less specific methods, notably those mediated by free radicals (e.g., hydroxyl radicals), are useful for accessibility-based labeling to probe the three-dimensional structure of proteins (see " Applications").

The feature could also be useful from an accessibility standpoint, as it provides a way to navigate through the Fire TV interface without having to grip a remote and use your fingers and/or thumb to press buttons.

Now that a methodology for generating transgenic chickens has become available [ 15], it is likely that the availability of useful markers and the accessibility of chick embryos for live imaging will significantly increase the use of avian models and will boost research in this area.

Also the study results would be useful for evaluating pedestrian accessibility taking into account different land-use type and planning required degree of segregation with vehicular movement at unprotected mid-block crosswalk locations.

Part of enhancing digital proficiency is accessibility to useful information.

Local structural features are also very useful in predicting solvent accessibility, as indicated in [ 41].

Dinucleotide density variation pattern also retains nearest neighbor information for nucleotides, a property useful in determining the accessibility and structural conditions of RNAs.

This accessibility proved useful for guiding testing and treating algorithms and provided information during a time of great uncertainty and public fear.