Sentence examples for barriers apply from inspiring English sources

Some barriers apply globally, but others are distinct and particular to a region.

However, our findings about attitudinal barriers apply to both professional and non-professional help-seeking.

Table 3 summarises the percentage of respondents that agrees that specific barriers apply to specific recommendations.

It is worthwhile to investigate how many countries these barriers apply to and potential strategies to overcome them.

Whether these barriers apply in the South African context is not yet known and further studies are needed to determine this.

Although these barriers apply to all medical specialties, as surgeons we are further challenged by difficulty, if not impossibility, of blinding the patient and surgeon to treatment allocation, strong surgeon-specific preference and expertise, and the unwillingness of patients to be randomised.

The lowering of global trade barriers applies as much to sports as to textiles, notes sports business consultant David Carter.

In France, the limitation on access to jobs, the employers' tax and work permit requirement have been barriers applying to those two EU countries but not others in the 27-nation bloc.

The same financial barriers applied for Internet access on mobile phones as a Sierra Leonean interviewee explains: Yes although it [Internet access on mobile phones] is very expensive because the mobile companies here I think two of them only have Internet access.

Across countries, the interventions building an anteroom with hygiene barrier, applying designated tools and applying fly screens had the lowest estimated costs and replacing old houses with new houses, slaughter at 35 days and a ban on thinning (partial depopulation) the highest.

The pH-sensitive barrier applied to these tablets resisted dissolution in the acidic environment of the stomach, but allowed release of diclofenac on reaching the higher pH environment of the small intestine [ 21, 94].