Sentences with phrase «own inaccessibility»

Scientists still know very little about how early embryos develop, due to their small size (the width of a hair) and inaccessibility in the womb.

Every organization faces critical challenges — from data inaccessibility and data overload, to trying to determine how to best utilize and collaborate around data to make decisions.

«In providing payments services to people and businesses throughout my career, I've experienced first - hand the inefficiency and inaccessibility of today's settlement infrastructure.

Bitcoin promises to overcome hurdles associated with traditional banking: high transaction fees, inaccessibility to capital and savings instruments, gender - based restrictions... Read more»

«The inaccessibility of the legal system results in women staying in situations that are unhealthy and sometimes dangerous, while women fleeing abuse without legal help are often re-victimized by their abuser and by the court system.»

In fact, the inaccessibility to business capital is more profound for entrepreneurs in developing countries like Nigeria.

The inaccessibility of In - App Purchases.

In fact, the inaccessibility to business capital...

Whether you're a founder, an investor, or an enthused onlooker, join us in showing that compliant fundraising and investing in blockchain companies and networks need not go hand - in - hand with exclusion and inaccessibility.

Having data in too many places causes confusion, inaccessibility, and worst of all, inconsistent data.

One of my favorite albums from 2007, Parts and Labor's Mapmaker combined the inaccessibility of noise rock with a melodic approachability.

The point that emerges from Anna Foa's researches, however, is that the question of access to this huge archive has quite wrongly dominated the whole controversy of what the pope did or didn't do for the Jews for many years, with frequent insinuations that the archive's inaccessibility was motivated by attempts to suppress the shameful secrets it supposedly contains.

Only in the second case does higher mentality intervene to resolve the potential contradiction between visceral craving and temporary inaccessibility of food.

Direct attacks on irresponsibility and egocentricity only increase defensiveness and inaccessibility to help.

Certainly, in so far as he confesses his faith in God he is committed to a belief in the One who may properly be called supernatural and superhistorical — for God is not to be located in the spheres of what, by the use of certain limited and limiting frames of reference, we call nature and history — but such a belief does not relegate God to some alien sphere of splendid isolation and inaccessibility.

Thus Dalit theological movement was a corrective to the institutionalization of inequality and inaccessibility within the theological field.

Even some good poetry is gaining a bad reputation these days because of certain theoretical influences that have made inaccessibility a popular trait.

According to Jellinek, this drop was the result of the greater inaccessibility of liquor during the years 1915 - 19 during which more and more states introduced prohibition, and the per capita rate of alcohol consumption dropped by twenty - two percent compared with the period 1910 - 14.

If you probe any deeper, you come to what the paleontologist terms «the inaccessibility of origins» or what the frustrated parent calls a brick wall.

But here a basic issue is joined, and I conclude with Hartshorne's further explanation: «I think the truest way to do justice to the inaccessibility of the past, which nevertheless we somehow know, is to say that we indistinctly intuit the past itself.»

This would explain its elusiveness, its inaccessibility, its unobtrusiveness.

«There have been, and still are, clinicians and others interested in children who have found it difficult to believe that accessibility or inaccessibility of an attachment figure can of itself be a crucial variable in determining whether a child (or an adult for that matter) is happy or distressed... These separations occurring when the child is young play a weighty role in the origins of many adult emotional problems.»

But Oxford's «image problem», and how this image may embody inaccessibility is not just a «black issue», it's a social issue.

It's sad that even this attempt to do the bare minimum reveals Tenney's inaccessibility and partisanship.»

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One of the largest complaints they had was the inaccessibility of professional meetings and conferences for handicapped scientists and engineers.

Despite some degree of protection due to their inherent inaccessibility, mountain regions are still fragile ecosystems threatened by human - related impacts such as logging and erosion, acid deposition, and climate change.

Translational — bench to bedside — research remains a particular challenge in the clinical neurosciences, in large part due to the inaccessibility of the brain.

And then, of course, there's the inaccessibility of many cliffs and the difficulty in studying even the accessible ones.

The area's inaccessibility, to which political unrest contributes, has kept scientists away.

Yet for all their prevalence, these cold - water varieties have barely been explored because of their inaccessibility.

The inaccessibility of the brain to physical examination and the complexity of clinical evaluation for such conditions represent major challenges.

Another sticking point is the inaccessibility of relevant data.

Perhaps the biggest impediment to replication is the inaccessibility of data and protocols necessary to rerun the analyses that went into the original experiments.

The brevity and inaccessibility of earthquakes also makes them devilish to study and, so far, impossible to predict.

The reason these elements are causing such a stir is not their scarcity but their inaccessibility.

We so readily accept their inaccessibility that we have to start «journal clubs» in the hopes that our friends might understand them and summarize them for us.

For centuries, studying them has been a daunting prospect due to their relative inaccessibility and scale (there are more than 86 billion neurons in the brain alone).

1: South Geographic Pole, 2: South Magnetic Pole (2007), 3: South Geomagnetic Pole, 4: South Pole of Inaccessibility.

Usually, because of the inaccessibility of brain tissue in living humans, epigenetic studies are carried out using blood samples.

Set up to overcome the siloing, fragmentation and inaccessibility of datasets from different projects, it links omics data with phenotypic data and information in registries and biobanks at both an individual ‐ patient and whole ‐ cohort level to enable researchers to analyse their own data and gain a complete view of their disease and patient population of interest.

There are at least three unique challenges hampering brain disease management: relative inaccessibility, disease onset often preceding the onset of clinical symptoms by many years and overlap between clinical and pathological symptoms that makes accurate disease identification often difficult.

In fact, CH methylation within a gene correlated more highly with repression than inaccessibility of DNA to transcription machinery (as measured by the ability of a transposase to grab onto genes).

Investing in large scale art used to feel nearly impossible thanks to inaccessibility and scary price tags, but these days it's becoming more painless than ever.

This style will emphasize modesty, pride and inaccessibility of any woman.

This was a genre that people thought was dead and buried back in the early era of CD Roms, thanks to the inaccessibility of talented actors, cinematographers, and story writers leading to trash like Night Trap dominating the genre.

After years in the wilderness, RTS is pretty cool again right now, and something as cheerfully straightforward as this is just what's needed to stop the big braininess of «Company of Heroes» and «Supreme Commander» leading to another plunge into an inaccessibility that turns more casual players off the whole genre.

This is a game that is hard to recommend to many players, but those with a taste for the odd and an ability to forgive rather bizarre design flaws will find a good little game hidden under a film of potential inaccessibility.

A Korean team struggles during its grueling mission to the Pole of Inaccessibility in Antartica and finds parallels to a past, ill - fated exploration.

In spite of its relative inaccessibility, it is a thing of mighty beauty, even if it is a bit of a melancholy note for Mizayaki to leave on.