Sentence examples for barrier to generation from inspiring English sources

Vascularization remains a significant barrier to generation of clinically relevant volumes of adipose tissue.

A major barrier to generation of appropriate dosing regimens based on sound PK/PD data is lack of uniform drug formulation.

NVP018 is a potent inhibitor of hepatitis B virus, hepatitis C virus (HCV), and HIV-1 replication, shows minimal inhibition of major drug transporters, and has a high barrier to generation of both HCV and HIV-1 resistance.

For these Republicans (Trump included) seem totally in agreement that progressive taxation is less effective than light taxation; that it is the scale of public spending and debt which is holding back economic growth, and that it is the burden of taxation to sustain that spending which currently is the key barrier to the generation of private sector-based enterprise and employment.

Because the cellular DNA damage response poses a barrier to reprogramming, generation of induced pluripotent stem cells from patients with chromosomal instability syndromes has proven to be difficult.

Catabolism can deplete the reserve of sugar in the medium, which has been viewed as a barrier to the generation of titratable systems.

However, miR-34a ablation only partially phenocopies that of p53 [ 68] (and combined deletion of miR-34a and p21 similarly fails to reproduce the p53−/− phenotype), suggesting that p53 provides a barrier to iPSC generation through mechanisms and targets not fully characterized.

It is arguably the most important barrier to industrializing second-generation biofuels, and in particular the production of ethanol from inedible plant parts as sustainable and affordable biofuels, because recalcitrance necessitates additional treatment steps, such as hot acid or ammonia baths, to loosen the lignin structure [ 3– 5].

This creates a barrier to the adoption of distributed generation when it could be cheaper than the traditional centralised grid.

Second, regulations that are an effective barrier to the adoption of distributed generation rather than just building more grid must be changed to reflect the new technologies.

A lack of current information about energy policy developments can therefore be a relevant barrier to investments in flexible power generation from biogas plants and adjustments in production behaviour.