Sentence examples for barrier in relation to from inspiring English sources
Our calculations predicts an activation free energy barrier of 26.1 kcal mol−1 for the uncatalyzed mechanism and 20.2 kcal mol−1 for the catalyzed mechanism, a drop in the activation barrier in relation to free reactants by 5.9 kcal mol−1.
"There is a barrier in relation to not being inside or a known subcontractor, or how to qualify to get on the list of potential subcontractors" (key informant 1 ACRM, DI).
Here we show that Dp71, in addition to its potential role in the control of the blood-brain barrier in relation to its expression in perivascular astrocytes [7], plays a role in glutamatergic synapse organization and function and that its loss also results in cognitive impairments.
The main barrier in relation to community resources was reported to be the lack of awareness of lifestyle programs and prevention initiatives for diabetes patients among professionals.
We discuss these two main kinds of barrier in relation to treatments for eating disorders, concentrating particularly on recent efforts to expand the availability and reach of treatments by making treatment delivery and training more scalable.
Interestingly, the presence of bacteria and bacterial residues such as lipopolysaccharide in host blood and other tissues is linked to low grade inflammation, obesity and T2D [ 71- 74], emphasizing the importance of a sustained intestinal barrier in relation to metabolic disorders.
Prioritise anti-discriminatory practice in social care, ensuring equal access to appropriate support and challenging exclusions and barriers in relation to ethnicity, age, culture, class, gender and sexuality.
To explore knowledge and beliefs (perceived risk factors, susceptibility, benefits, common barriers, and cultural barriers) in relation to mammography screening practices among Chinese American women.
To examine the attitudes, practices and perceived barriers in relation to a sexual health care educational intervention among oncology health care professionals at the Landspítali-National University Hospital of Iceland.
Potential barriers in relation to people and funding are not insurmountable with appropriate consultation and collaboration.
