Sentence examples for a likely barrier from inspiring English sources

The UK's culture on maths and numbers is also a likely barrier.

Since most TEAEs were mild, the study completion rate was high, and few subjects withdrew, the relative frequency of application site pain does not seem a likely barrier to care with DFN-02.

Foetal evidence from whaling data indicates that northern Indian Ocean humpback whales adhere to a NH humpback breeding cycle with mating and calving occurring between January and May [35], providing a likely barrier to inter-breeding with whales in the SH [53].

Repetitiveness was further identified as a "likely barrier to long-term adoption" [ 44].

Qualitative and quantitative studies among patients and providers have identified TB stigma as a likely barrier to adherence [ 17, 21- 23].

We focused our attention on interactions between larval S. flava and glucosinolates, which are well characterized functionally and metabolically in Arabidopsis (Halkier and Gershenzon 2006) and which we hypothesized were a likely barrier to colonization by ancestors of S. flava.

For this study, we developed a conceptual framework of likely barriers to optimal care and then designed the multifaceted intervention to address each of these barriers (Table  2).

The different methods of identifying barriers enabled a gradually more complete understanding of the likely barriers to emerge (figure 1).

A useful starting point for anyone wanting to elicit change is the identification of likely barriers to change.

Sunni Arabs are considered the most likely barriers to consensus on the constitution.

Lack of knowledge of code status options and differences in provider perceptions are likely barriers to quality communication surrounding end-of-life options.