Sentence examples for barriers enable from inspiring English sources

These Churchill Barriers enable a visitor to drive from Kirkwall through two islets and the larger isle of Burray, past a charming rococo chapel built by those Italian prisoners, past bits of rusting bow and stern protruding from the water, to the Tomb of the Eagles in South Ronaldsay.

Improved Resource Access: Low entry barriers enable easy access to specific resources, skills and technologies of the external service providers [15, 25].

Farmer and Weston, (2002) propose a conceptual model for RCB based on the following six principles: RCB should influence all levels in a 'whole system' approach, accommodate diversity, reduce barriers, enable collaboration, provide feedback and mentoring, and facilitate a networking process.

The web has brought down social and particularly sexual barriers, enabling Etgar and his friends to experiment in ways that previous generations might have struggled to dream up.

These case studies allowed the identification of barriers, enabling factors and perspectives from three main actors housing associations, tenants and local authorities.

The interaction of these 2 barriers enables equilibrated permeability to be maintained [ 4].

The different methods of identifying barriers enabled a gradually more complete understanding of the likely barriers to emerge (figure 1).

The next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology [ 8- 10] eliminates some of these barriers, enabling massive parallel sequencing at a high but reasonable cost for small studies.

The ability of new technologies to overcome demographic, social, cultural and other barriers enables disparities in health communication among different adolescent subgroups to be smoothed out.

Normally, the inner and outer blood retinal barriers prevent any extravasation of plasma lipoproteins, a special property of the retina; however, in diabetes, damage to these barriers enables extravasation and subsequent lipoprotein modification.

The evolution of rust to overcome this genetic barrier enabled the disease to spread.