Sentence examples for barrier to preparing from inspiring English sources

The narrow interpretation by physicians of when a patient is actually dying, preventing the provision of palliative care until the last moment, is a barrier to preparing the patient and the patient's family for the dying process.

Bartenders dashed behind a barrier to prepare a drink.

It's a simple solution that has the potential -- the opportunity to help people facing food insecurity get more than just enough to eat, but to breakdown some of the barriers to preparing and consuming the healthful foods for herself and her family.

Barriers to cooking were loneliness associated with cooking and eating alone and difficulty transitioning to preparing single portions.

Finally, recognizing a need to assist in overcoming the communication barrier as well as to prepare engineers for the future, engineering schools developed courses and curricula in bioengineering.

Plasma-assisted deposition from aminopropyl-trimethoxysilane monomer using dielectric barrier microdischarges is used to prepare surfaces containing amino groups which have a strong tendency to bind Pd2+.

For potential application as hydrogen gas barrier material, rGO/HPEI composites were coated onto the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) substrates through spray coating technique to prepare gas barrier films.

A simple and environmentally friendly method was proposed to prepare high barrier graphene oxide nanosheet (GONS /poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA) nanocomposite films.

EDA-mGO/PU and TET-mGO/PU composites were synthesized using different amounts of EDA-mGO and TET-mGO, respectively, and composites were deposited onto surface modified nylon films by spray coating to prepare hydrogen barrier films.

In this work, we chose cartilage acellular matrix (CAM) as a promising antiadhesive material because CAM effectively inhibits the formation of blood vessels, and we used electrospinning to prepare antiadhesive barriers.

Both interventions teach participants to prepare to overcome barriers (e.g. time commitments, family disagreements, economics, behavior relapses) by using problem solving and goal-setting skills.