Sentence examples for barrier posed from inspiring English sources

Microcredit clearly allowed more people to overcome the barrier posed by start-up costs.

"But there is no clear historical evidence that fish such as Atlantic salmon or shad were able to surmount the natural barrier posed by the falls".

As a child, I saw my smart, effusive parents reduced to cardboard cut-outs of themselves when they confronted the language barrier posed by the non-signing community.

The idea arose that there must exist pores, or channels, through which the ions could diffuse, passing the barrier posed by the lipid bilayer.

Is it the barrier posed by raising the bat for the first time or is it overcoming an inner demon that says until you do it again, the first might forever be seen as a fluke?

The actual barrier posed by heterogeneous HPC resources is the development and/or the performance efficient porting of software on such complex architectures.

Nonetheless, the language barrier poses tremendous challenges for Internet users outside of the English-speaking world.

Breaches in the glove barrier pose a risk for transmission of bloodborne pathogens during surgical procedures.

While many of these medicines are already available, the Blood Brain Barrier and to a lesser extent, the Blood Spinal Cord Barrier pose physical and biological limitations to their diffusion to reach target tissues.

Future clinical trials will build upon these initial attempts, with an improved understanding of immune system responses to gene therapy, the obstacle that the blood brain barrier poses for neuropathic LSDs, as well other biological barriers that, when overcome, may facilitate gene therapy for LSDs.

Ms. Young said she believed the state had not strengthened its charter-school laws sooner because the high-quality charter operators in the state were only now encountering barriers posed by the cap on contracts and lack of facilities financing.