Sentence examples for barrier compared with from inspiring English sources

Average daily feeding time did not differ when cows used the headlock barrier compared with the post-and-rail barrier.

There were 21% fewer displacements at the feed bunk when cows accessed feed by the headlock barrier compared with the post-and-rail barrier.

At second-look hysteroscopy 3 months after the procedure, IUAs were significantly reduced in women receiving the adhesion barrier compared with the control group (6 of 43 [14%] vs 13 of 41 [32%]; p < .05) [87].

The sun provides enormous potential in helping to resolve the growing demand for energy worldwide; however, the high costs of implementing solar energy is a significant barrier compared with traditional energy sources, such as fossil fuels.

The incorporation with nano-clay induced heterogeneous nucleation because of a lower activation energy barrier compared with homogeneous nucleation as revealed by the characterization of the interfacial tension between bubble and matrix.

In this case also, we had found that the inclusion of the coupling enhances the semiclassical calculations markedly above and below the Coulomb barrier compared with the measured data, while the CC calculations have very slight improvement below the Coulomb barrier, but still far from the measured data.

Mexico and South Korea have high tariff barriers compared with other members of the mostly rich OECD.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Oil reserves Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Tariff barriers Reprints.

At the end of the wet period and across tillage practice, the soil contained 43% more water near leucaena barriers compared with no barriers and 20% more at the centre of the terrace.

It was concluded that the average increase in acoustic screening of 2 m high T-shaped, multiple edge and double barriers compared with a simple plane reflecting barrier of identical overall height ranged from 1·4 to 3·6dB(A) depending on detailed design.

We found an overwhelming predominance of 'person-related' barriers compared with 'service-related' barriers compared with previous studies suggestive of a clear change in trends in barriers over time.

In addition, case farms were less likely to have the factors 'fattening farm' and 'barn has physical barriers' compared with control farms.