Sentence examples for barrier that allows from inspiring English sources
Ideally, the semipermeable membrane performs as a barrier that allows only water to pass through but rejects all others.
A cell is enclosed by a plasma membrane, which forms a selective barrier that allows nutrients to enter and waste products to leave.
The microvascular endothelium of capillaries and postcapillary venules forms a semi-permeable barrier that allows selective transport of fluids and solutes.
The strict adherence to state sovereignty as the defining factor in international law, far from being a guard against acts of aggression, has become a barrier that allows oppression to continue unchecked by the international community.
As with roping events, the steer is released with a designated head start, tripping a barrier that allows the steer wrestler and a partner, the "hazer," to pursue at the gallop.
For every ten men in the executive suite there is one woman, a ratio that has changed little since the term "the glass ceiling" was coined two decades ago to describe the barrier that allows women to see the top of the corporate ladder, but seems to stop them from reaching it.
The gas, uranium hexafluoride, was forced through a barrier that allowed one form to pass more easily than the other, a process called gaseous diffusion.
It was based on the utilization of a physical barrier that allowed the passive transport of organic solvents to slow down the mixing of MPEG-PLA with water; the organic solvent played a role in the morphology and particle size distribution of the NPs[20].
The hilly terrains on the northern bank of the Ch'ongch'on River formed a defensive barrier that allowed the Chinese to hide their presence while dispersing the advancing UN forces.
Historically, speciation research considered geographic isolation (allopatry) as the main barrier that allowed populations to diverge and reproductive incompatibilities to evolve.
Aptly titled Perpetual Motion, the new line frees gems from their attached settings, instead encasing them in sleek, geometric barriers that allows for, well, perpetual motion.
