Sentence examples for barrier to uptake from inspiring English sources
The epithelial lining of the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) acts as a barrier to uptake of potentially dangerous material while allowing absorption of processed food.
Respondents expressed a duty to maintain neighbourhood standards, revealing that social norms are a considerable barrier to uptake of wildlife-friendly activities, but also provide an opportunity where neighbour mimicry results in diffusion of wildlife-friendly practices.
Heraud said the biggest barrier to uptake of robotics optimized agriculture is the low cost (to agriculture) of using chemicals.
As Apple recently showed with the iPhone, lack of historic involvement in telecom is no barrier to uptake.
As suggested by the responses, the major barrier to uptake is the cost, which depends on the size and degree of fragmentation of the forest estate (Adams et al. 2011).
Tertiary education providers need to ensure that they are providing graduates with the necessary skills to understand and analyse LiDAR data, so that as cost becomes less of a barrier to uptake, lack of staff knowledge does not become the limiting factor.
Barriers to uptake of renewables are also found in state planning policies first implemented in Victoria (and now being adopted or considered in other states).
"Historically it has been free, we are looking at opportunities to charge but when looking at things like price and convenience there have to be low barriers to uptake," he said.
Opportunistic outreach services have been commissioned to overcome potential barriers to uptake, by offering health checks in accessible community venues.
Providing assistance in determining quality indicators between modes will also provide a similar benefit to reducing barriers to uptake.
CCP reached out to poor, young and socially excluded couples, women and men in hard to reach regions, to help them overcome barriers to uptake of modern contraceptives and connect them to quality health facilities.
