Sentence examples for because of barrier from inspiring English sources

Electroless nickel coatings showed the best protection properties with a good barrier protection, because of the coating structure: an external layer, which contains PTFE particles improving tribological properties, and an inner nickel layer, which protects against corrosion because of barrier effect.

Many people may not meet physical activity recommendations because of barriers to activity participation.

But while the subject still loomed large in 1959, long after Goodman's advances, it may be less of an issue these days — in no small measure, Mr. Crouch suggests, because of barriers broken in jazz.

This was started because of barriers the group faced when conducting the offline version such as Jakarta's traffic jams which made meeting up more challenging.

The European eel has seen a huge decline, partly because of barriers to migration including dams and weirs on rivers and flood defences.

However, sexual health care is still inadequately addressed because of barriers such as conservative beliefs and incorrect assumptions regarding sexual issues.

However, despite the educational benefits of video games found in research, the use of video games in schools is still far from mainstream practice because of barriers to the adoption of video games for learning in the classroom.

Pallais (2014) performs an experiment on oDesk an online marketplace to test the hypothesis that young workers have a higher probability of being unemployed than older workers because of barriers to labour market entry.

"Clients come to me because of confidence issues, but that's largely because of barriers put against them," he continued.

Too often that advice isn't delivered until it's too late because of barriers in the market (opaque pricing, fragmentation).

In patient 1 and 4, rescue therapy was delayed because of barriers to access.