Sentence The term "well accessible" is grammatically correct, but it is rarely used in written English.
An example sentence might be "The stairs to the top of the tower were well accessible."
For almost all participants, the CWC was well accessible: 'No, I have no problems in accessing the Child Welfare Centre' (Turkish participant).
The metamorphic belt is relatively well accessible and has deserved extensive attention mainly for its metamorphic and petrological features.
Furthermore, the alga was shown to be genetically well accessible providing powerful tools for biotechnological engineering as well as basic research.
The idea that removing the DNA target after duplex grafting yields to a well accessible probe, and therefore to efficient target recognition, is investigated.
Pretreatment conditions did not substantially affect the release of monomeric xylose and arabinose by hemicellulases, which suggests that arabinoxylans in wheat bran are well accessible for enzymes.
The medicinal plant offers as a source of well accessible, cheap and efficient medicine earliest time from ancient people.
Rather than moving the animals to a cedarless area -- a bad idea, the researchers say, because the monkeys often rely on the tall cedars to escape predators -- the government should simply make the wells accessible.
These generally form dimers composed of dominant β-sheet structures sandwiched by α-helices and have well-accessible active sites.
An excellent sensitivity of 1340 μA mM−1 cm−2 and a fast response time of <2 s is achieved, which is explained by the absence of binders, the well-accessible, open-pored structure, the presence of continuous conduction pathways and the high surface area of the material.
In well-accessible territories, duplex ultrasound may be more useful to detect such changes.
Unfortunately, this technique is rather invasive, and therefore, it can only be applied in well-accessible superficial tumors.
