Sentence examples for barriers to operating from inspiring English sources

Besides the state law, there are other barriers to operating a medical marijuana business.

The sensing method presented here enables the interfacial position to be dynamically determined without a microscope and provides a new tool for lowering the barriers to operating microfluidic devices outside the confines of a traditional laboratory.

The UK has rapidly become a world leader in this field, with our social investment, community finance and peer-to-peer models profiled at the G8, but access to finance is still cited as the biggest barrier to operating by social enterprises.

Even if the law does get passed, the security situation in Iraq is another major barrier to operating safely across most of the country.

–The high cost of executing trades has traditionally been a barrier to operating in African markets.

These deals, which are perhaps best understood as the aviation equivalent of free-trade pacts, lower barriers to airlines operating in countries other than the ones in which they are based.European readers may be confused.

Nanoparticles of palladium or platinum are suitable for making H2 sensors based on Schottky barriers, intended to operate at room temperature.

It is becoming increasingly accepted that the same barriers to dispersal operate in fungi as in other groups of organisms [ 1, 2].

In order to sustain the high temperatures necessary for increased efficiency, parts within the hot zone of the turbine rely on thermal-barrier coatings to operate at temperatures in excess of the melting point of the underlying alloys.

Overall, task failures are principally failures to provide adequate technical safety barriers and failures to operate provided barriers appropriately.

We must acknowledge Indian and other foreign companies' perceptions about barriers to their operating in the U.S., and our economy too has slowed during the last several years.