Sentence examples for barrier to effectively from inspiring English sources
GSC radioresistance is supported in vivo by niche microenvironments, and this remains a significant barrier to effectively treating these highly tumorigenic cells.
It was no longer oxidized during tests and acted as a barrier to effectively hinder the corrosive species from migrating into substrate.
Due to that TiN in the composite offers a conducting network and acts as a barrier to effectively buffer the volume expansion/contraction of MnO during the Li+ insertion/extraction process, the MnO/TiN electrode exhibits superior lithium storage properties than pristine MnO electrode.
Because the conduction band of TiO2 is higher than that of SnO2, the TiO2 compact layer acts as not only a physical barrier to separate FTO substrate from electrolyte, thus suppressing recombination of electrons on FTO with the electrolyte, but also a potential barrier to effectively block the backflow of electrons from FTO substrate to the SnO2 thin film.
Finally, lack of time to cover physical activity discussions during brief patient visits was a ubiquitous barrier to effectively using the interface.
Many countries have not yet developed these capacities, and poor understanding of the associated costs have created a barrier to effectively marshaling assistance.
Many barriers to effectively treating GBM exist and include the development of therapeutic resistance and inter- and intra-tumor heterogeneity.
On the other, the barriers to effectively resolving or escaping violent relationships exacerbated feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression.
Appreciation of flexibility within diabetes prevention programmes has been recognised, 29 as has the need to overcome known barriers to effectively engaging with minority ethnic communities.
[Yes/No] 8. From your experience, what do you think are the key barriers to effectively scaling up population health interventions into broader policy and practice?
