Sentence examples for barriers that limited from inspiring English sources

By ablating physical barriers that limited the deep penetration of NPs into the tumor, cisplatin PLGA NPs induced considerable anticancer efficacy.

Recruitment and retention of health human resources were also perceived barriers that limited the ability to provide sustainable support in more remote locations.

These high-risk behaviours did not enjoy respect among the HIV-positive IDUs, but they were considered a result of structural barriers that limited the impact of the harm reduction interventions that had been put in place as part of the HIV prevention efforts in Hai Phong.

The main artificial barriers that limited pluralism, freedom of speech and information have been eliminated over the year.

Technical and temporal barriers that limited research into the utility of continuous lipoprotein density profiles (CLPDP) in human and veterinary medicine have been largely overcome by recent developments in gradient-generating chemistries, centrifugation and imaging technologies [ 12, 13].

I therefore congratulate Sylvia Barrie and, if Page 3 is to remain as an entity (and according to a recent national poll most women and men in the UK think it should), I would urge the Sun to continue challenging the racial stereotypes and barriers that have historically limited black women's opportunities.

('Charles', Male, 51 years, treated with chemotherapy) Pain was also a barrier that limited or prohibited physical activity.

Barriers that hindered resource-use included limited time, limited perceived need, and limited access to, or familiarity with the resources.

But as the terrorism threat grew around the world, Mr. Giuliani erected a fence to surround the building's perimeter, put up barriers that stopped cars, removed parking from the plaza and limited demonstrations there.

We undertook a study to establish and analyse the barriers that specifically lead to poor credentialing outcome in a resource-limited CUS training programme.

The purpose of the study was to establish and analyse the barriers that specifically lead to poor credentialing success within a resource-limited clinical ultrasound training programme.