The phrase "barrier reduced" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a situation or action in which a barrier or obstacle has been lessened or removed. Example: With improved accessibility measures and inclusive policies, the barrier for people with disabilities has been greatly reduced, allowing them to fully participate in society.
The wall's route was now marked by a simple double row of cobblestones implanted either in the roadway or the pavement – and this seemed just: a one-time world-historic barrier, reduced to the status of a decorative feature.
Below the overflow limit, the barrier reduced the fluid force acting on it by 40% of the corresponding force on the impermeable barrier.
However, the underlapped cells suffer severely from the degradation of electron drain current, hot-carriers injection, and threshold-voltage shift because of widened tunneling barrier, reduced electric field, and invalid injection location.
Three pairs of calves on each of the 2 milk allowances were given the treatments in the order B, C, C, B, whereas the other 3 pairs were given the treatments in the order C, B, B, C. The short barrier reduced the frequency of switches between teat buckets but did not affect the latency to initiate switching behavior.
Several defects may contribute to the leptin resistant state, including defective leptin transport across the blood-brain barrier, reduced leptin receptor expression, defects in leptin signal transduction, or the induction of feedback inhibitors [10] [7].
Blocking LTP from crossing the blood brain barrier reduced insulin signaling, slowed the growth of the fly larvae, and extended the lifespan of the flies.
A moderately restrictive mobility barrier reduces incoming and outgoing knowledge flows by about 0.8 1.3% per year.
Researchers, led by Kripa Varanasi, have found a way to burst through that perceived barrier, reducing the contact time by at least 40percentt.
DT of the tunnel barrier reduces the sneak-path current of the ReRAM and controls the filament formation in the HfO2 switching layer for selectivity and uniformity.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Results from meta-analysis on the efficacy of PEG adhesion barrier reducing the total incidence of adhesions.
Meta-analysis of three randomized trials demonstrated that PEG barrier reduces the incidence of adhesions (odds ratio [OR] = 0.27; 95% CI 0.11 0.67).
