Sentence examples for barrier is reflected from inspiring English sources

The transmission barrier is reflected in a prolonged incubation time, and repeated passages are often required for prion "adaption" in a new species (Kimberlin and Walker 1978).

The information in each category of barriers was reflected on and interpreted jointly.

We found repeated concerns regarding State centralization of power that pose major institutional barriers to social participation; these barriers are reflected in the extent in which political power is highly concentrated in the executive branch, and the relatively minor role that political parties and the legislative branch play in the decision making process.

Diminished barrier integrity is reflected in higher DPM values over time as depicted digitally with EDWINA software (Nova Technology Corporation) and converted into graphical form with Excel software (Microsoft).

Hence, an electric potential difference across the solid-liquid interface is set up, which works in a Schottky barrier mode, as is reflected by the upward bending of the bandgaps of the n-type semiconductor.

A decreased barrier function in vitro is reflected in both a decreased TEER and an increased tracer flux [ 17, 35].

Twin planes are effective barriers to dislocation motion, which is reflected by the elimination of the first strain excursion on the stress-strain curve.

The fact that genetic structure within B. rufescens associated with the Isthmus is relatively shallow compared to that within Nuclear Central America is reflected in the Barrier analysis results, which showed that the Isthmus corresponds to the fourth most important barrier within the species, after barriers within Nuclear Central America and Los Tuxtlas.

A typical feature of Italy is strong barriers to women's employment, which is reflected in large gender gaps in unemployment (see also Adserà 2005).

Photograph: Jerome Delay/AP 10.06am GMT German Chancellor Angela Merkel is reflected in a glass barrier as she addresses the German parliament in Berlin after beginning her third term as Chancellor.

This is reflected in the LRT-1's lack of barrier-free facilities such as escalators and elevators.