Sentence examples for barrier and hence from inspiring English sources

This RTIL-induced enhancement in the interaction energy among the electrochemically generated fragments reduces the kinetic barrier and hence the overpotential required for heterogeneous electroreduction of ClCH2CN.

In fact, our results support the idea that a structure can be selected kinetically during early stages of assembly, where the nucleation barrier and hence production rate determines the abundance of the different aggregate morphologies and structural forms [37], [48].

Oral baclofen is thought to have poor penetration across the blood brain barrier and hence is ineffective in tetanus [ 39].

However, peripheral blood monocytes and macrophages actively cross the blood-brain barrier and hence may better reflect inflammation within the neuropil.

In addition, the high lipophilicity of the pyrrolidine ring increases permeability through the blood brain barrier, and hence increased potency and abuse potential [ 29, 32, 33].

The lack of detection of trypanosomeDNA in the CSF samples may mean that the trypanosomes did not cross the blood-brain barrier and hence late stage disease did not occur.

A world with lots of PTAs, he supposes, has lower trade barriers and hence is moving towards global free trade.

However, the sequential tunneling peak for the triplet occupation is beyond 25 meV with lower barriers and hence shall have very little effect on the cotunneling conductance for the energy below 8 meV.

This scenario results in very similar barriers and hence very poor selectivity.

Vouchers plus HEFs, if carefully designed and implemented, have a strong potential for reducing financial barriers and hence improving access to skilled birth attendants for poor women.

Local adaptation to divergent environmental conditions can promote population genetic differentiation even in the absence of geographic barriers and hence, lead to speciation.