Sentence examples for barrier capacity from inspiring English sources

Wick, P. et al. Barrier capacity of human placenta for nanosized materials.

Finally, the barrier capacity of the four different cell lines was assessed by evaluation of apical-to-basal transport of 50 nm and 490 nm polystyrene beads.

Moreover, the barrier capacity of the co-culture was equal to the one of the BeWo layer, which indicates that the BeWo cells constitute the key cell barrier layer of the placenta for paracellular transport.

Results allow to: (i) investigate the performance of the barriers in service condition; (ii) provide an estimate of the barrier capacity and (iii) explore the barrier failure mode.

Their thermal stability and gas permeability were also investigated, and the results showed that the composite films had good thermal stability and high gas barrier capacity and give a CO2 O2 permeability ratio close to 1.

Also rockfall simulations have been used to know the capacity of the protection barrier and the barrier capacity has found to be 180 kJ for 200 kg of falling blocks.

The child protection system in Papua New Guinea suffers from a number of barriers: capacities and resources to support families and children at risk are limited, with low funding and a lack of human resources in place to provide services to those in need.

While Belu constantly refers to her as a child, and she looks, as all gymnasts do, like has barely crossed the pubescent barrier, her capacity to accept the circumstances without either deluding herself that nothing is wrong, nor giving way to despondency shows considerable maturity.

We hypothesized that reduced fortification at junctional structures should also reduce the epithelial barrier's capacity to maintain its integrity in the face of bacterial challenge thus rendering epithelial cells more vulnerable to infection.

In addition, English being the language of research itself creates a barrier to capacity-building.

This premise was supported by restoring the strain's barrier-disrupting capacity by introducing a Tir-expressing plasmid (Fig. 5B).