Sentence examples for barriers connecting from inspiring English sources

They face barriers connecting with friends and family, doing research, preparing and applying for jobs.

Despite many translational barriers, connecting the molecular world to the clinical world and vice versa will undoubtedly benefit human health in the near future.

From a viewpoint of biology, the key questions about protein dynamics and function involve a structural definition of key conformational states of a protein, the mechanism of protein conformational change, the structure of transition states, and the height of barriers connecting these key conformations.

Unlike the Northern Hemisphere (Northern Atlantic and Pacific Ocean) where land masses provide a barrier which hinders the connection to other ocean basins, the Southern Hemisphere is open to the propagation of southern swell towards all ocean basins due to the fact that a circumpolar oceanic zone free of land barriers connects them together [25].

In our studies we observed abnormal wrinkled seeds that occurred with higher frequencies in interspecific crosses than in control pollinations (data not shown) indicating the occurrence of post-fertilization barriers connected to endosperm development.

As shown in Figure 1C, the vascular network and the tissue compartment are fluorescent with a darker bridge between them, indicating an intact 3 μm barrier connecting the two compartments.

The upper perch was equipped with a light barrier connected to the computer that allowed determining whether the bird sat on this perch.

The epithelial layer provides a 1-cell-thick physical barrier connected by tight junctions that separates pathogens in the intestinal lumen from the lamina propria.

"With today's update, we're hoping to make the Translate experience better for Chinese users, helping break down language barriers by connecting people around the world," Google wrote in a blog post.

The Whole  Tale project aims to address these barriers by connecting computational, data-intensive research efforts with the larger research process transforming the knowledge discovery and dissemination process into one where data products are united with research articles to create "living publications" or tales.

In contrast, macro-level factors such as geography and social location were potential barriers in connecting some patient populations to the program.