Sentence examples for barriers of understanding from inspiring English sources

There was no such thing before, but then it was something,' he smiles, 'so I became one.' I wonder what his parents made of his work, his efforts to break down barriers of understanding.

We have identified limitations in reporting as one of the main barriers to understanding differences between reviews of the same topic.

One of the barriers to understanding the heterogeneity in these early populations is the difficulty in isolating cognitive domains for measurement.

By studying Grotius' use of texts, one can learn how they were interpreted in the early modern period—and this can unlock one of the many barriers to understanding that time.

We identified limitations in reporting as one of the main barriers to understanding differences between reviews.

Their close association with many cell types of the CNS and its barriers highlights the importance of understanding the response of astrocytes and brain endothelial cells to pathogens that cause neuroinflammation.

Finally, demythification of violence indicates the "banalization of evil" and has clear implications on psychotherapeutic care because a barbarian type of violence is a barrier to the process of understanding the traumatic experience, as will be seen next.

Lack of comprehensive national DRS data from all countries in Africa is a barrier to understanding the magnitude of prevalence and incidence of MDR.

However, the scoping study was limited in terms of understanding beliefs, barriers, and gender-related factors that influence CRC screening among both men and women [1].

After completing the human genome sequencing in 2000, the world of science thought it overcame the final barrier to understanding the mystery of life.

The lack of consensus on what is appropriate methodology remains a substantive barrier to understanding the role of osteopathic medicine in chronic non-specific lower back pain, which forms a major presentation to osteopathic clinical practice.