Sentence examples for a practical barriers from inspiring English sources

Barriers to care were assessed by measuring agreement with a series of statements which covered: a) practical barriers to access of care; b) anticipated public stigma; and c) attitudes to mental health care/providers.

Not only was there a psychological hurdle (I couldn't bear the thought of going to a store, any store, or of coming home with more stuff) but I also faced a practical barrier.

It seems that the complexity of living cells and their interactions with biomaterials has been a conceptual as well as a practical barrier to the use of advanced discovery tools in biomaterials science.

Thus, this approach has overcome a practical barrier and recombinant proteins for these three genes are currently being evaluated in pre-clinical studies to determine their vaccine potential.

(4,3) A practical barrier often mentioned by the GPs was the distance to the centre, located centrally in the city.

Some authors argue that there is a lack on research on patient preferences, which is considered a practical barrier [ 50, 51].

A practical barrier to the broad use of models incorporating extended family history data are patients' incomplete knowledge about the health of their more distant blood relatives.

The intervention is taken to different parts of a regional centre to improve access for those people wish to participate but for whom travelling distance is a practical barrier to engagement.

The approach, however, came up against a number of practical barriers stemming primarily from institutional, organizational and cognitive differences of the participating organizations.

"It just creates a lot of practical barriers".

There are still a number of practical barriers on men making it as professional performers.